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DIAGRAM 

Of Philadelphia City and adjicent Townships. 



Penn Township. 




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Upper Delaware Ward. 


Race or 


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South Mulberry Ward. 


Lower Delaware Ward. 


Arch or 


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North Ward. 


High Street Ward. 


Market or 


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Chesnut Ward. 


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South Ward. 


W^alnut Ward. 


Walnut 


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Locust Ward. 


Dock Ward. 


Spruce 


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Cedar Ward. 


Fine Ward. 


Pine Street. 


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South or 


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STATE-HOUSE BELL, FOR FIRE. 

NORTH, One, One, One— SOUTH, Two, Two, Two. 
EAST, Three, Three, Three— WEST. Four, Four, Four. 
NORTH-EAST, One-Three— NORTH-WEST, One-Four. 
SOUTH-EAST, Two-Three— SOUTH-WEST, Two-Four. 



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PHILADELPHIA'S BOOK, 



STRANGERS' GUIDE 




PHILADELPHIA : ^ ■ -, 
THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT &; CO. 

SOLB BY CAREY & HART, CORNER OF FOURTH AND CHESTXUT ;- 

6I1I.IS & WALKER, 32 SOUTH FOURTH STREET; ZEIBER & 

CO., LEDGKR BUILDINGS, CORKER OF THIRD AND CHEST- 
NUT STS.; COLON & ADRIANCE, 203^ CHESTNUT 

ST.. 28 AND 30 arcade; and all BOOKSELLERS. 

1845. 






IN PRESS. 
THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT Sl CO., 

wni. sHouTir publish 

"Tremayne's United States Table of Post-Offices, con- 
taining an alphabetical list of Post-Offices throughout the United 
States; distances from Washington, D. C. ; State and Territorial 
capitals respectively. Also exhibiting the Post-Offices in each State 
separately as well as county." 



Entered accordhig to act of Congress, in the year 1845, by 

EDWARD TREMAYNE, 

in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States in and for 

the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. 



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stereotyped by Murray and Charles, Phila. 



King and Baird, Printers, 

No. 9, George street, 

Philadelphia, 



CONTENTS. 



Memoranda 

Key to Market street,. 45 to 56 

Street Guide, 1 

Public Squares, " 

" Markets, " 

" Schools, " 

Public and Benevolent In- 

stitutions, 21 

Asylums for Lost Children, " 

Baptist Churches, 23 

Catholic do., 

Christian Chapel, « " 

Coloured do,, and Churches, " 

Disciples of Christ, 24 

Dutch Reformed, " 

Episcopal Churches, " 

Friends' Meeting Houses,. " 

German Reformed, " 

Independent, 25 

Jews' Synagogue, " 

Lutheran, " 

Mariners, " 

Methodist Episcopal, " 

" Protestant, " 

Moravian, " 

New Jerusalem, 26 

Presbyterian, " 

Unitarian, " 

Universalist, " 

Burying Grounds and Ce- 

meteries, 27 

Libraries, " 

Places of xVmusement, " 

Temperance Societies, .... " 
Sons of Temperance, 28 



Divisions of do. in operation 

in Pennsylvania, 30 

City Government, 31 

Select and Com. Council, .. " 
Board of Controllers, ..... 32 
Professors in High School, " 
Aldermen for the City, .... " 
Judges, Assessors, Inspec- 
tors and Constables, 33 

Do., Northern Liberties, ... " 
Kensington, do. do., .... 34 
Spring Garden, do., .... " 

Southwark, do., " 

Moyamensing, do,, 35 

Life and Trust Companies, " 
Banking Institutions,. . . . 36 

Saving Institutions, 37 

Fire & Marine Ins. Co.'s. . . 38 

Marine do., " 

Association for the Relief of 

Disabled Firemen, * 

City Oinnibusses, 39 

Country do., and Offices, . . " 

Stages, do. do., " 

N. Jersey Ferry Boats, .... 40 

Do. Stages, " 

Railroad Offices, " 

Steamboats, 41 

Transportation Lines, .... " 
U. States Mails, Hours of 
Arrival and Departure,. . " 

Foreign Consuls, 42 

Hackney Coaches and Cab 

Fares 43 

Guardians of the Poor, .... 44 



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STREET GUIDE. 



Abbott's ct, Kirkpatrick al be! 

S6th 
Academy, W 10th bet Arch & 

Cherry 
Acorn al, fm 52 Locust to Spruce 
Adams, fm Fitzwater ab S 6th 
Adams, 12th bet Spruce & Pine 
Adelphi av, fm Pegg to Noble 
Adelphi, fm 5th bet Walnut & 

Prune 
Alban, fm Norman to Clare al 
Albertson's ct, N fm John 
Alder, fm Poplar ab N 10th S G 
Allen, fm F rd to Palmer E K 
Allen's al, fm 159 S 6th 
Allen ct, E fm 159 S 6th 
Allen's ct, W fm 84 N Front 
Allen's ct, fm 150 Spruce 
Almond, fm Del to 315 S 2d 
Alton ct, S fm 12 Richard 
Amber, N fm Phoenix E of F rd 
Anderson row, Washington bet 

10th & 11th 
Ann, fm 57 Vine N L 
Ann, fm Sch 7th bet Filbert & 

Arch 
Ann, S 12th bet Lombard & 

Cedar 
Ann, fm Wissahicon to Charles 

bet Francis & Vineyard 
Ann, fm Sch 3d bel Rittenhouse 
Apollo, Cedar to Gaskill W of 

4th 
Apple, fm George bet S 4th & 
, O YR 

Apple tree al, fm 50 N 4 th 
Apricot al, fm Currant to Pop- 
lar al 
^rcade, Chosnut bet 6(h & 7ih 
\rcade ct, N fm Shippen bel 9l1i 
^rch, fm Delaware to Sch riv 
Armstrong's ct, fm 9 Prune r 

106 S 4th 

rrison's ct, Sch 8th & Chesnuf 



Arsenal, fm Gray's Ferry road 
Ash al, fm Sch Front bet Mar- 
ket & Chesnut 
Ashton, Market E of Sch Beach 
Aspen al, fm Aspen ct to Lom- 
bard 
Aspen ct, S fm Ash al 
Aspin al. Spruce bel Sch 2d 
Assembly Buildings, S W 10th 

& Chesnut 
Asylum, fm Broad bet Spruce 

& Pine 
Atherton, Carpenter bet 5th & 

6th 
Atkinson's ct, fm 153 Lombard 

lane 
Aydelott's ct, fm Parham bel 

Front 
Bache, fm Cherry ab Broad 
Bache's ct, fm 180 Marshall 
Bacon's ct, fm 25 New Market 
Badger's ct, fm 147 Coates 
Bagge's ct, from 11 John (S) 
Baker, fm Sch 7th bel Shippen 
Baker, W fm Spafford 
Baker's al, fm 55 New 
Baker's ct, fm O Y R to New 

Crown 
Baker's ct, fm 49 Budd 
Baker's ct, r 8th bet Fitzwater 

& Shippen 
Baldwin's ct, fm Lawrence st 
Ball al, fm 120 Cedar 
Ball's al, fm Del R to 391 N 

Front 
Ball's ct, W fm 514 N Front 
Bank al, fm S 2d to 67 Dock 
Bank pi, S W 4th cSt Chesnut 
Bank, fm 70 Market 
Bank, fm Pine E of Sch Water 
Barclay's al, fm 190 S 6th 
Barker's ct, fm Crown ab Queen 

(K) 
Barker, fm Sch 3d bel Market 
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STREET GUIDE 



Barker, Carpenter bet 5th & Cth 
Barley, fm 10th bel Pine 
Barrington's ct. Spruce bet Sch 

4th 6c 5th 
Barron, fm 24 Gaskill 
Bauersach's ct, W fm Front bel 

Master (K) 
Baxter's av, fm George bel Ship- 
pen (S) 
Baxter's ct, fm 120 German 
Beach, fm K. High Bridge 
Beam's ct, E fm 217 St John 
Bearsticker's ct, 68 N 6th 
Beaver, N 2d bet Poplar and 

George (N L) 
Beaver ct, fm 37 Cherry 
Beck, fm 172 Swanson 
Beck, from Pas Rd n 6th 
Beck's ct, fm 59 Coates 
Beck's ct, fm 41 Beck st 
Beck pi. Front bet Christian & 

Queen 
Becket, W fm Sch 7lh bel Coates 
Bedford, fm 12ih bel Cedar I 
Bedford, fm F rd to Hanover (K)! 
Beach, fm Sch Per. Bridge to 
Cedar I 

Bell's ct, Wm, fm Bingham's ct 
Bell's ct, Hy, fm Marshall's al 
Belmont pi. Spruce bel Broad 
Benezet, fm 24 N 11th 
Benfer's ct, fm St John 
Benner's al, fm 85 Elm 
Benner's ct, fm 39 Cherry 
Benton's av, fm Flower ab Ca- 
therine 
Berk's ct, rear 69 Apple 
Bethesda row, com fm S 9ih to 

Mackey 
Bickham's ct, fm 256 S Front 
Biddle, E fm William (F M) 
Biddle's al, fm 78 Market 
Billing's ct, fm 110 N 8th 
Binder's ct, fm Queen ab Cherry 
Bingham's ct, fm 69 Spruce 
Bishop, fm head of Beach (K) 
Blackberry al. Walnut bet 8th 

& 9th 
Black Horse al, fm 19 S 2d 
Black Horse al, fm 202 Cedar 



Black Horse al, fm 171 Market 
Black's ct, fm 180 Marshall 
Bladen's ct, fm Elfreth's al 
Bladen's ct, fm Spruce bel Little 

Dock 
Blight, fm Pine bel Broad & 

Blythe 
Bloom al, see Carlton 
Blythe, fm Pine to Bud bet Ju- 
niper & Broad 
Bcehm's ct, fm 402 N 2d 
Bond, fm 10th bel Spruce 
Bond's ct, fm 15 Laurel 
Bonsall, fm 9th bet Lombard & 

Cedar 
Boston Row, Chesnut ab 12th 
Bowdoin, fm 12th ab Arch 
Bowman's al, fm 460 N 4th 
Boyd's al, fmr 119 N 11th 
Boyd's av, fm Middle of North 
Boyd's ct, fm 3 S 10th 
Boyd's ct, fm Cedar to Small 
Boyle's ct, fm 25 Sugar al 
Boyle's ct, fm 79 Pas road 
Braceland ct, fm Front ab Chris- 
tian 
Bradford's al, fm 246 S 7th 
Branch, fm 3d bet Race & Ne^^ 
Branch al, fm 5 Madison 
Brandywine, fm 13th bel Green 
Branner's al, fm 176 Vine 
Brasier, from Lloyd bel Shipperi 
Brasier's ct, Pascal's al ab 4th I 
Bread, fm 77 Arch to 76 Race I 
Bridgewater, fm Washington abl 
Bridge ; 

Brigton, fm Broad ab Locust 
Briley's ct, E fm Lisle 
Brinton, fm 12th bel Shippen 
Brinton's al, fm 11th ab Callow- 
hill 
Britton's al, fm Bedford bel 8th 
Bntton's al, fm 205 N Water 
Broad, N & S fm Market &■ 

Penn Square 
Broadbent's ct, r 37 New Market: 
Brook, fm 101 Coates 
Brook's ct, fm 126 N Front 
Brown, fm Budden's al bet 13t^ 
& Juniper 



TREET GUIDE. 



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Brown, fm Cherry to Vienna 

bet Prince and Duke (K) 
Brown, N L & S Garden, fm 

High Bridge to Broad 
Brown's ct, fm 93 Race 
Brown's ct, from Carlton below 

Broad 
Browne's ct, E fm 19 Budd N L 
Brusstar's al, fr Beach to Queen 
Bryan's ct, fm 102 Cherry 
Buck road, fm U. S. Arsenal 
Buckley, fm 127 S 6th 
Budd, fm 67 Green to G T r 
Budd, fm 12th bel Spruce 
Budden's al, fm Juniper ab Arch 
Buist's row, fm Fitzwater bet 

r2th &. 13th 
Burchell's ct, fm 3d ab Christian 
Burr's. ct, fm Hanover bet Duke 

& Prince 
Burd, fm 78 Catharine (S) 
Burd's al, fm Raspberry to Wat- 
son's al 
Burd's ct, fm 124 Locust 
Burd's row, rear 40 Currant al 
Burk'sct, fm 230 S 11th 
Burns' ct, fm 292 S 7th 
Butlar's av, fm Juniper ab Pine 
Buttonwood, fm O Y Road to 
Broad bet Callowhill & Spring 
Garden 
Buttonwood al, from N 13ih to 

Juniper 
Butz's ct, fm 131 St John 
Cadwalader, 2d ab Master 
Cake's ct, fm 31 Coates' al 
Calbraith's ct, New Market ab 

Noble 
Caldwell, fm Sch Beach below 

Walnut 
Caldwell's row, bet Pearl and 

Wood west side 13ih 
Caledonian ct, fm Filbert ab lOth 
Callowhill, fm Del to Sch N of 

Vine 
Camac, fm N 2d near Mud la 
Campbell's ct, Sch 4th n Car- 
penter 
Campbell's ct, fm 71 German 
Canal, N W fm Coates n Sch r 



Canal, fm Master n High Bridge 
Cantrell'sct, fm 504 S2d 
Carberry's ct, fm 230 Catharine 
Carbon, fm Shippen ab 10th 
Carlisle ct, fm Parish bet Sch 8th 

& Broad 
Carlisle ct, fm 224 Coates 
Carlton, fm N 11th bel Wood 
Carlton sq, Callowhill bet 11th 

& 12th 
Carolina pi, fm Barley ab 10th 
Caroline, fm Wharton ab 4th 
Carpenter, fm S 6th ab Chesnut 
Carpenter, VV fm M rd op John 

to Shippen la (S) 
Carpenter's al, fm 105 Catharine 
Carpenter's ct, fm 118 Chesnut 
Carroll, fm 12th ab Poplar 
Carrol's ct, enters N 4th n G R 
Carrolton sq, 10th & Green 
Carson, Vine ab Broad 
Carter, fm Carpenter bel 11th 
Carter's al, fm 65 S 2d 
Carter's al, fm 13th near Wood 

(P T) 
Carver, fm 319 S 5th 
Castle, fm 10th ab Race 
Catharine, fm Del to 10th bet 

German & Queen (S) 
Cauffman's ct, fm 147 N 2d 
CaufTman's ct, fm 14 Cherry 
Cedar (or South) fm Del to Sch r 
Cedar row, W fm 11th to 12th 

of Cedar 
Centre, fm S 12th bel Walnut 
Centre, fm Brown ab 9th (N L) 
Centre al, fm 11th ab Locust 
Chancellor, from Sch 6th below 

Walnut 
Chancery la, fm 32 Arch 
Chandler's ct, from Palmer ab 

Queen 
Charles, fm 335 Callowhill 
Charles, N fm Cedar ab 4th 
Charles, fm George to Francis 

lane F V 
Charles pi, Willow ab Charles 
Charlotte, fm 121 Brown 
Chatham, fr Sch 6th bel Chesnut 
Chatham, fr Buttonwood ab 5th 



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STREET GUIDE 



Cherry, fm 74 N 3d to Sch 
Cherry, fm Queen to Mary (K) 
Chesnut, fm Del to Sch 
Chester, fm Race bet 8th & 9th 
Chester ct, fm 11th bel Coates 
Chew's ct, E fm 281 S 5th 
China, fm 516 S Front 
China row, fm 4ih ab Master (K) 
Christian, fm Del riv bel Queen | 
Christian's ct, W fm 382 S Front 
Church, fm 22 Christian (S) 
Church, fm bel Navy Yard 
Church al, fm 20 N 2d to 11 N 

3d 
Church al, fr 142 Cherry to Arch 
City row, fm 136 N 11th 
Clair, fm Carpenter op Atherton 
Clare al, fm N 13th bet Vine (Si- 
Lambert 
Clare's ct, S fm Washington ab 

6th 
Clark, fm 13th bel Walnut 
Clark, fm 3d bel Carpenter (S) 
Clawges' ct, N fm Mulberry al 
Clay, fm Sch Beach to wharves 
Clifton, fm Cedar n S 11th | 

Clinton, fm 9th bel Spruce 
Clinton, n Brown bet 8th & 9th: 

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Clinton, fm Franklin to Master! 

(EK) 
Clinton av, W fm 8th ab Coates 
Clinton ct, fm Lawrence above 

Noble 
Clinton sq, Chesnut W fr Broad 

to Sch 8th I 

Clover, fm S 12th bel Market | 
Clymer, fm 6th bel Fitzwater : 
Clymer, fm Mud la bel G R (K)| 
Coates, from Del to Sch N of 

Green 
Coates' al, fm 134 N Front 
Coates' ct, fm 31 New Market 
Cobb, fm 236 Catharine 
Cobb's ct, fm N 4th bel Poplar 
Cob urn, i'm Cedar ab 2d 
Cochran, fm Fitzwater bel 13th 
Coffee's ct, fm 180 N 8th 
Coffin's ct, fm 14 Cherry 
Colladay's ct, fm 137 N 8th 



Collard's al, fm Beach to Allen 

N & S (E K) 
College av, fm S 10th n Market 
College av, fm Coates to Girard 

College 
College pi, fm College Avenue 
College row, fm K rd ab 11th 
Collins' al, fm 403 S Front 
Collins' ct, W fm Nixon (F M) 
Colonade, fm Del riv ab Green 
Colonade row, Chesnut fm Sch 

8th 
Columbia row, fm William ab 

Morris (F M) 
Comptroller, fm 37 Union 
Commerce, fm 4th to 6th above 

Market 
Concord, fm 2d bet Catharine & 

German 
Conrad's ct, fm Poplar ab Front 
Coomb's ct, fm 35 German 
Coombe's al. fm 44 N Front 
Cooper, fm Sch 3d bel Walnut 
Cooper's ct, fm Shippen bel 9th 
Cooper's ct, fm 403 N Front (N 

L) 
Cordwainer's al, or Fothergill st 

fm Pine to Lombard bet 9th &. 

10th 
Corn, fm Marion to Reed bel 

M R 
Cornelius ct, fm Queen n Bish- 
op (K) 
Court al, fm Brown bet Front 

& Oak 
Courtlin pi, fm New Market n 

Vine 
Cox's, fm 300 S Front to 323 S 

2d 
Cox's, fm Sch 5th bel Spruce 
Crabb, fm Gaskill ab 4th 
Craig's ct, fm St John ab Poplai 
Cran's ct, fm Christian bel 9th 
Crane's ct, fm Mead bel 2d 
Crawford's ct, fm Front ab No- 
ble 
Cressman's ct, fm 125 Charlotte 
Cresson's al, fm 96 N Fifth 
; Cresson's ct, fm 61 Cherry 
■ Crockett's ct, fm 5th ab Chesnut 



TREET GUIDE. 



Crooked Billet, fm 21 S Water 

Crown, fm 155 Race 

Crown, (New) fm Tamany n O 

YR 
Crown, fm Queen to F rd (K) 
Culvert, fm 3d ab Beaver 
Cummings row, Poplar fm 7th 
Currant ai, fm Walnut ab 10th 
Currie's ct, fm Shippen ab 11th 
Cuskadin's ct, fm IIS German 
Curtis' ct, fm Union ab Prince 

(K) 
Cypress, fm 144 S 3d 
Dannaker's av, E fm N 3d ab 

Pine 
Darby road, see Woodland 
Davies' ct, fm 7th ab Brown 
Davies' pi, fm Grear bel 12th 
Davis, or Davison's al, fm S 

13th to Juniper bet Chesnut 

& Market 
Davis ct, W fm O Y R ab N 

5th 
Davis', or Whitebread's ct, fm 

72 Christian 
Davis' ct, fm Coates bel Mar- ' 

shall 
Davis' ct, fm Stanley ab 3d 
Deal's ct, fm 40 Cherry 
Dean, fm Walnut ab 12th 
Dean, N & S fm Franklin (K) 
Dean's al, fm 144 S 8th 
Dean's ct, S fm Pearl ab 13th 
Deborah ct, fm 6ih ab St James 
Decatur, fm Market ab 6th 
Decatur, fm Rye bet Marion & 

Wharton 
Delaware av, fm Cedar to Vine 
Depot, fm 9th bel Green 
Derringer's av, fm Front bel 

Oxford 
Derringer's ct, fm Coates ab 

Front 
Derringer's ct, fm 15 Tamarind 
Dewees' ct, fm 29 Prime 
Diamond, N fm Fitzwater bel 

13th 
Diamond, fm 13th ab Chesnut 
Dickson's al, fm 7th bel Shippen 
Dickson's ct, E fm G T R ab 4th 
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Dilks' ct. Wood ab Ridge Rd 
Dilligent av, fm Buttonwood bel 

10th 
Dillwyn, fm Vine ab 3d to Green 
Division, fm llth to 12th ab Cal- 

lowhill 
Division, N fm Ann (F R) 
Division row, fm N 12th ab Cal- 

lowhill 
Dock, fm 158 S Front 
Doman's pi, fm 131 Christian 
Donaldson's, fm Grays Ferry rd 
Donnegan's ct, fm 215 St John 
Dorothy, fm Sch 3d ab Market 
Dorr's ct, N fm Pleasant bel llth 
Drinker's al, 108 N Front 
Drinker's ct, fm 66 Union 
Duffy's ct, fm Fitzwater ab 6th 
Dugan, fm Spruce ab Sch 8th 
Dugan's row, Spruce fm Dean 

to 13th 
Duke, fm 242 N Front (N L) 
Duke, fm Palmer, bet Prince & 

West (K) 
Duncan's ct, fm 108 Shippen 
Dungan's av, G T rd to 2d ab 

Otter 
Dunton, fm Otter to Phoenix 

(WK) 
Dutch ct, fm Beach n Locust 
Duval's ct, fm 36 Ann (N L) 
Dyott's ct, fm Prince ab Vien- 
na (K) 
Eagle ct, fm Haliber ton's ct 
I across Currant al 
Earl, fm Duke to West (E K) 
Ebenezer pi, fm Catharine ab 3d 
Eckfeldt's ct, fm Commerce ab 
I 5th 

t Edward, fm 2d to School (W K) 
Eighth, N & S f m xMarket 
Eighth, (Sch) N & S fm Market 
Elbow al, fm 184 S 6th 
Elbow la, fm21 S3d 
I Elder al, fm 35 North ab 10th 
Eleventh, N & S f m Market 
Elfreth's al, fm 107 N 2d 
Elizabeth, fm 9th ab Race 
Elizabeth, fm 164 S 6th 
Elizabeth, fm Brown ab 5th 



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STREET GUIDE, 



Elizabeth ct, fm S 6th bel Carp 
Ellen, fm Front ab Poplar 
EUet's av, fm 219 Race 
Elm, fm Pine ab Sch 3d 
Elms, fm Franklin ab Hanover 

(K) 
Elmes' ct, fm Vine n Sch 
Elmslies al, fm 118 S 2d 
Elmyra row, fm 13lh bel Vine 
Ely's av, fm Carpenter n 5th (S) 
Emeline, jrn 8th bel Cedar 
Emerald, fm Sch S 6th 
Emlen's al, fm Clever al to 5 

Powell 
Emlen's ct, fm William to 4 No- 
ble 
Engard's ct, fm 443 N 3d 
Epprighl's ct, bet Front & Lan- 

Eutaw, N fm 135 Cherry 
Etris' ct, fm 128 N 5th 
Evans, fm Prime bet 3d & M R 
Evans ct, fm 163 N 6th 
Everhart's ct, fm Race n 8th 
Ewing's ct, fm George bel Ship 
Exchange pi, fm 72 Chesnut 
Eyre's ct, fm Beach ab Warren 

iK) 
Factory, bet Spruce & Clay 
Fairmount av, William ab Cal- 

lowhill 
Fairmount, fm Callowhill to 

Coates W fm Sch Front 
Fairview, fm Sch 4th to Broad 
Faries' ct, fm North ab N 10th 
Farmer, fm 32 N 6th 
Farmer's row, fm 41 Dock 
Farr, fm Mulberry al bet 5th «Sc 

6th 
Fayette, fm 53 Filbert 
Fayette av, fm 34 Julianna 
Farries' ct, fm 148 N Front 
Federal, fm S Front to Sch 
Federal al, fm Federal Road to 

Arsenal 
Feinour's pi, fm 72 Swanson 
Fetter la, fm 85 N 3d to Bread 
Fifth, N & S fm Market 
Fifth, (Sch) N & S f m Market 
Filbert, fm 22 N 8th 



Filbert av, fm 1 Filbert st 
Fisher, fm 258 Catharine 
Fisher, fm Carpenter ab 3d 
Fisher's ct, fm 13 Laurel 
Fisher's ct, fr Palmer bet Prince 

& Queen 
Fisher's ct, W fm 6 Rachel 
Filler, fm 2d & Mud Lane 
Fitzwater, fm Passyunk Rd 
Fleming's row, W fm Sch 3d & 

xMarket 
Flickwir's ct, fm 27 German 
Flint's ct, fm 13 Filbert 
Flower ct, fm 3 T'orr's ct 
Flower's, fm Fitzwater ab Hub- 
bell 
Flower's al, fm 44 Budd 
Fontanell's ct, fm 79 Poplar 
Fordham's ct, fm head of Beach 

(K) 
Fothergill, fm 319 Lombard 
Fourth, N & S fm Market 
Fourth, fm Market W of Broad 

(Sch) 
Fox's ct, fr Cedar bet 12th&]3th 
Fox's ct, fm Fitzwater bet 12th 

&, 13th 
Farley's, Market &, Beach (K) 
Farlev's ct, fm Allen to Queen 

(Ek) 

Francis, fm R rd to Charles 
Frankford road, fm Maiden (K) 
jFranklin, fr Front bel Marion (S^ 
Franklin, fm Race to Coates 
Franklin, fm F rd to Hanover 

bet Duke &l Bedford (E K) 
Franklin, fm 3d to N 4ih Ger'n 

rd (N L) 
Franklin pi, fm Market to Ches- 
nut 
Franklin row, fm Coates & N 

10th 
Franklin row, S 9th bet Walnut 

& Locust 
Franklin Square, fr Race & 6th 
Frank's ct, fr Franklin ab Noble 
Eraser's ct, fm Carp'r ab 4th 
Freed's av, fm 262 Race 
Freeman's ct, fm 7th bel Green 
Freesion's pi, fm 51 Moy'n Rd 



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Freytag's al, fm Bedford ab 5ih 
Frie's ct, fm 2 N 11th 
Friendship ct, fm 195 St John 
Fromberger's ct, fm 34 N 2d 
Fromberger's ct, fm Ann (F rd) 
Fromberger's ct, fm 30 St John 
Front, N & S fm Market 
Front, (Sch) N & S f m Market 
Fuller's al, fm Swansoii to 403 

Front 
Fulton, fm 12th bel Fitzwater 
Furlong's ct, fm 127 Cherry 
Gabbell's ct, fm Lombard near 

Sch 5th 
Gabel's ct, fm 66 Brown (N L) 
Galbraith's ct, fm 119 Queen 
Gale's ct, fm 89 Proud 
Gamphire's ct, fm 255 Catharine 
Garden, fm 305 Vine 
Garrett's ct, fm 17 Sergeant 
Garretson's ct, fm 3d bet Queen 

& Christian 
Garretson's row, fr 3d ab Chris'n 
Garrigues' ct, fm 213 Race 
Garrill's ct, op 317 S 5ih 
Gaskill, fm 238 S 2d 
Gaskill pi, bet Sch 5th & 6th 
Gaw's ct, fm 84 N Front 
Gay's, fm Charlotte n Franklin 
Gay's ct, fm 16 Charlotte near 

George 
Gebbard, fm Cherry bet 7th & 

8th 
Geddes' ct, N fm Johnson's la 

ab 4 th 
George, fm S 9th op Sansom 
George, fin 550 N 2d (N L) 
George, fm 82 Cedar (S) 
George, fm Rail Rd N of F rd 
George's al, from New to Vine 

bet 2d & 3d 
German, fm 334 S 2d 
Germantown Road, begins at N 

Front &. Maiden 
Gideon's ct, op 104 Wood 
Gilbert, fm 10th to Kessler 
Gilbert's ct, fm 103 New Mar't 
Gile's al, fm 181 Cedar 
Gilliam's ct, fm 33 Arch 
Girard, fm 11th bel Market 



Girard av, fm Broad ab Poplar 
Girard's Wharf, ab Market N 

Wharves 
Girl's, fm 318 S 5th 
Goddard's al, fm 2 New Mar't 
Goldsmith's ct, from Rachel ab 

Brown 
Goldsmith's ct, fm New Market 

near Baptist Church 
Goodwin al, fm Race bel Juniper 
Goodwin's row, Catharine from 

Morris 
Gorrel's ct, fm 318 S 5th 
Gorrett's ct, fm 9 Bonsall 
Graff, fm 11th bel Vine 
Grafi"s al, fm 57 Race 
Granite Buildings, Broad st bet 

Race &, Vine 
Grape, fm 24 S 8th 
Grape al, from Ann to George 

bet Powell & Rail Rd (F Rd) 
Grape ct, fm Lodge ab 8th 
Granel's ct, fm Coates n Broad 
Gray's al, from Front to 2d bet 

Walnut & Chesnut 
Gray's al, fm N 11th n Vine 
Gray's ct, fm Poplar n Budd 
Gray's ct, fm 157 N 11th 
Gray's ct, fm 13th n Coates 
Gray's Ferry Road, fm Cedarn 

Sch Front to G F Bridge 
Grear, see Pleasant 
Grear's ct, fm 13th ab Coates 
(treble's ct, see Gribbles 
Greenleaf 's ct, bet 10th &■ 12th 

S 4th 
Green, fm 358 N Front 
Green, fr 127 Pine to 152 Spr'e 
Green, W fm Cadwalader (K) 
Green's ct, fm 248 Shippen 
Green's ct, fm 36 Apple 
Greenwich, fm Del bel Jarvis la 
Greenwood pi, fm 201 Noble 
Greswold's al, from L Coak to 

Fitzwater 
Gribble's ct, fm 130 Brown n 2d 
Grible's ct, fm 117 Christian 
Grier's ct, fm 13th ab Coates 
Grim's ct, fm Poplar n 2d 
Grindstone al, fm 81 Market 



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STREET GUIDE. 



Grover, fm Queen n Front 
Grubb, fm Catharine ab 6th 
Gurther's ct, fm 512 N Front 
Gulielma, fr Sch 8th bel Lomb'd 
Haas' ct, fm 391 N 3d 
Hagerty's ct, fr 7th N of Walnut 
Haines, fm 102 N Gth 
Hallowell, fm 6th bel Carpenter 
HalloweU's ct, fm Poplar ab 7th 
Hallowell's ct, from Faschall al 

ab 4th 
Hamilton, fm Up F rd to Broad 
Hamilton's ct, Linden ab S Gar 
Hamilton's ct, fm 76 German 
Hancock, fm Franklin to Master 
Hank's ct, r 7 Budd (N L) 
Hank's ct, fm 18 Rachel 
Hanly's ct, fm Wall ab P rd 
Hanover, fm Delaware n Palm- 
er (K) 
Hansil's ct, fm 326 S 5th 
Harberger's row, from Jones W 

of Sch 6th 
Harmony, fm 327 S 4th 
Harmony ct, see Cake's ct 
Harmony ct, fm 76 S 3d 
Harmony ct, fm Ship'n to Small 
Harmony ct, fm Cadwalader ab 

Jefferson 
Harmstead, fm Sch 2d ab Cedar 
Harper's al, fm 83 S Water 
Harrigues ct, fm Rachel above 

Brown 
Harris' ct, fm 8 Letitia ct 
Harrison, fm F rd to Ger rd E 

& W (W K) 
Harrison, fm Locust bel Sch 5th 
Harrison's av, fm N Market bet 

Coates & Green 
flarrison's ct, fm Ger rd to Wil- 
liam bet Otter «fc Rose (K) 
Harrison pi, fm Parrish bel 11th 
Harthorne's ct, fm 178 Marshall 
Harlnet's ct, E fm Lisle 
Hart's ct, fm 37 New Market 
Hartung's al, fm 26 N 2d 
Hatter's row, bet S Garden &- 

James, n Sch 8th 
Hause's ct, fm Cherry Eof 9th 
Haydock, fm Ger rd ab Master 



Hay's ct, fm bet Pleasant and 

James 
Hay's ct, fr Penn bel Maiden (K) 
Hazelhurst's ct, fm S 10th bel 

Market 
Hazzard's ct, fm 7th ab Shippen 
Headman's pi, fm Shoemaker 

bel 8th 
Heiberger's ct, fm St John bel 

Beaver 
Helmuth, fm Sch 7th ab Lom- 
bard 
Hemphill's ct, fm Pleasant ab 

10th 
Henderson's ct, fr7th bel Coates 
Hermitage pi, fm 3d op Branch 
Herrige's ct, fr Rachel ab Brown 
Hewson, fm Prince (E K) 
Hiberger's ct, fm 311 Poplar 
Hickory ct, fm Callowhill ab 6th 
Higgins' ct, fm 29 John (S) 
High, see Market 
Highman's ct, fm Cadwalader 

bet Phoenix & Master 
Hight's ct, fm Pleasant bel 10th 
Hilliard's ct, fm Ogden n 9th 
Hincle's ct, fm Pleasant bel 10th 
Hindes' ct, fm 23 Filbert 
Hine's ct, fm 106 Christian (S) 
Hinkel's ct, fm 207 Race 
Hinkel's ct, fm 249 Vine (N L) 
Hodge's wharf, fm 85 N Water 
Hooting's ct, fr Cedar to Bedford 
Hoovin'sct, fm 448 N 4th 
Hoffman's al, fm 176 Race 
Hog al, fm 163 S 6th 
Hollo way pi, fm N Front near 

Laurel 
Holmes' al, fm 211 N 2d 
Hope, fm Otter to Phoenix (WK) 
Hope, fm 2d to Front ab Ger rd 
Hopkins' ct, fm Wm bet Otter 

and Rose 
Hopkins' ct, fm Schaal to Wra 

(W K) 
Hoppel's ct, from Brookes bet 

Coates and Brown 
Horst man's ct, fm 76 German 
Horter's Block, fm Broad bet 

Morris and F M 



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Howard, fm Schaal to Franklin 

N &, S E of Hope (W K) 
Howard, im Market W Sch 8th 
Howard pi, fm Washington bet 

8th and 9th 
Howard pi, fm Quince between 

Spruce and Pine 
Howard's ct, fr Laurel bel Pear 
Howard's ct, fm 268 Race 
Howard's ct, fm Hamilton bel 

Sch 6th 
Howard's pi, fm Baker bet 7th 

and 8th (S) 
Howard pi, fm R rd ab Coates 
Howe's ct, fm 14 JuUanna 
Howell's ct, fm Noble ab 4th 
Hubbell, fm Fitzwater bet 8lh 

and 9th 
Huddel's ct, fm 91 Swanson 
Hudson's al, fm 112 Chesnut 
Hudson's la, fr P rd n Christian 
Hughes' ct, fr Federal to Marion 
Hughes' ct, la or al fm M rd bel 

Carpenter to 3d 
Huling's ct, W fm "Wheat above 

Rule 
Hummell's row, N 10th below 

Buttonwood 
Hummell's row, St John below 

Germ road 
Hummell's ct, fm 525 N 3d 
Humphrey's ct, fm Filbert ab 

Sch 8th 
Hunter, fm Broad to F Mount 

bet Morris and St Andrew 
Hunter's ct, from N llih bet 

Market and Filbert 
Hurst, fm 146 Lombard 
Hutchinson, fm Poplar bet 9th 

and 10th 
Hutchinson's ct, fm F rd below 

Otter 
Hyde's ct, fm 23 Filbert 
Increase ct, fm George to Juni- 
per W ofS 10th 
Irish Tract Lane, S fm Cedar ab 

Broad to Buck Lane 
Irvine, fr 13th to R rd ab S Gar 
Jackson, fm Brown to Parrish 

bet 11th and 12th (S G) 



jjackson, fr Palmer ab West (K) 
Jackson, fm Budd to Adams 
Jackson, fm Apple to O Y R 
Jackson, fm Marriott to Carp'r 
Jackson's av, fm Front to F rd 
Jackson's ct, fm Maiden near N 

Front 
Jackson's ct, 336 Vine 
Jackson ct, N fm Baker 
Jacoby, from Montgomery bet 

12th and 13th 
James, fm Maple to Lemon 
James, fm 9th ab Callowhill 
James' ct, fm Bedford ab 12th 
James' ct, from Front to Hope 

(WK) 
Janney's ct, fm Marshall below 

Coates 
Jarvis Lane, fm Del bel Reed 
Jefferson, fm Sch 5th bel Locust 
Jefferson, fr Harrison bel Locust 
Jefferson, fm F rd n Master 
Jefferson av, fm Broad n Walnut 
Jefferson pi, fm 468 N Front 
Jefferson row, Lombard fm 9th 

to 10th 
Jentiings' row, fm Catharine bet 

3d and 4th 
John, fm 466 S Front 
John's ct, fm 2d ab Market 
John's ct, fm 10 Willow 
Johnson's la, fm M road below 

Wharton 
Johnston's ct, fm Parker's al 
Johnston's ct, fm 13th bel Lom- 
bard 
Johnston's ct, fr Penn n Maiden 
Johnston's al, fm 81 P rd 
Joint al, fm Sch Sth bel Market 
Jones, fm Sch 4th ab Market 
Jones' al, fm 14 N Front 
Jones' al, fm 15 St Mary's al 
Jones' al, fm Lilly ab Green 
Jones' al, fm Brown n 2d (N L) 
Jones' ct, fm Front bel Master 
Jones' ct, fm 491 S 2d 
Joseph's al, fm Montg'y ab 12th 
Julianna, fm 175 Vine 
Julianna, see Chatham 
Juniper, fm Market ab 13th 



STREET GUIDE, 



Juniper al, fm S 10th n Walnut 
Juniper la, fm George bet 10th 

and llih 
Justice ct, rear 314 N 2d 
Karney's ct, W fm Nixon (F M) 
Kean's ct, fm 25 New Market 
Keefe, Front bet Marion and 

Wharton 
Keenan's ct, fm Germ rd below 

Jefferson (K) 
Kelly, fm 26 S 13th 
Kelly's av, fm N 13th bel Vine 
Kelly's ct, fm Kelly bel Juniper 
Kelly's ct, E fm 295 S Fifth 
Kelly's ct, fm German bet 3d 

and 4th 
Kennedy's ct, fm 450 N Front 
Kensley's ct, rear 43 Duke 
Kenworthy's ct, fm 145 Cherry 
Kepler, fm Coates bet 9th & 10th 
Kern's ct, r Poplar n Marshall 
Kessler's ct, fm N 4th n Coates 
Kessler's ct, N fm 147 Coates 
Key's al, fm 160 N Front 
Keyser's row, fm Apple below 

Master (K) 
Kinley's ct, fr Lomb ab Sch 7th 
King, fm Murray to Sch 8th bel 

Pine 
Kirkpatrick's al, fm 243 S 6th 
Kline's ct, fm 492 N 3d 
Kline's ct, fm 110 Christian (S) 
Kneass'sct,frGeobet 10 & Uth 
Knight's ct, fm 194 Cherry 
Knoodle, see Vaughn 
Korndaffer's ct, fm Marriott ab 

M road 
Krider's al, fm 70 Swanson 



Lancaster, fm Marion ab Front 
Lancaster ct, fm Lancaster bel 

Wharton 
Landall's ct, fm Fraley's ct to 

Queen 
Landing, fr Coates to Lem. Hill 
Lane's ct, fm Lombard ab 13th 
Laurel, fm 29 Spruce to Pear 
Laurel, fm N Front op Maiden 

(NL) 
Laurel ct, r of Laurel st (C) 
Lawrence, fm 12th ab Market 
Lawrence ct, fm 533 N 4th 
Lawrence ct, fm Juhanna bel 

Green 
Lawrence ct, fm Penn ab Marsh 
Law's ct, fm 102 Christian 
Leadbeater's av, fm Lybrand ab 

Race 
Lebanon, fr Fitzwater ab Morris 
Lebanon row, Shippen fm 10th 

to 11th 
Lee's ct, fm 302 St John 
Leech's ct, fm 156 Spruce 
Leed's av, fm Vine ab Sch 8lh 
Leiper, fm 13th ab Chesnut 
Leiper al, fm Vine W of 10th 
Leiper's ct, fm 33 N 11th 
Lemon, fm Sch 6th ab Pine 
Lemon, fm 156 N 8th ab Pine 
Leopard, fm Phoenix to Franklin 

(WK) 
Lewis, fm Sch 8th op Jeff'n av 
Lewis, fm Poplar ab 10th 
Lewis' al, fm 24 Small 
Lewis' ct, fm St Mary ab 6th 
Leyden's ct, fm 117 N 10th 
Liberty al, fm 9 Duke 



Krider's ct, fm Krider's al bet, Liberty ct, fm N 10th bet Mor 



Almond and Mead 
Krider's ct, fm Bedford ab 7th 
Kugler's ct, fm 130 Race 
Kunckle's ct, fm Green ab 3d 
Laetitia ct, fm 30 Market 
La Fayette, fm 9th ab Federal 
La Fayette ct, fm Cedar ab 4th 
La Fayette pi, fr Coates ab 13th 
Lagrange, fm 26 N 2d 
Lagrange pi, fm 34 N 2d 
Lambert, fm N 13th n Norman 



gan and Vine 
Liberty ct, f m 2 N 9th 
Library, fm 62 S 4th 
Lily al, fm Tammany n N 2d 
Linden, fm S Garden ab 9th 
Linden, fm Sch 6th ab Chesnut 
Linden ct, fm 3d bel Green 
Linden pi, Spruce from 11th to 

Quince 
Linn, fr Sch Front bel Hamilton 
Linn's row, W fr Columbia row 



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XI 



Lisle, fm Fitzwater ab 8th 
Lister's pi, Sim Shippen bel 4th 
Littleboy's ct, fm 48 Mulberry 
Little Dock, fm 50 Spruce 
Little George, fm 59 S 6th 
Little Green, fr 2d to G rd (W K) 
Little German, fm 99 Swanson 
Little Oak, fr 12 ft al bel Shippen 
Little Pine, fm S 6th bel Pine 
Little Poplar, fm Ger rd bet 5th 

and 6th 
Little Washington, S Front bel 

Federal 
Little Water, fm 1 Lombard 
Lloyd's, fm Shippen ab Broad 
Lloyd's ct, fr Fighting Bulls (K) 
Locust, fm 6th bel VValnut 
Lodge, fm 2d bel Chesnut 
Lodge al, fm 16 S 7th 
Lodge pi, fm Lodge al ab 7th 
Logan, fr Buttonwood n 8th 
Logan sq. Vine fm Sch 3d to 5th 
Logan's ct, fm St John ab Bea 

ver (K) 
Lollar's ct, fm 328 N Front 
Lombard, fm Delaware to Sch 
Lombard ct, fm 4th bet Pine and 

Lombard 
Lombard row, fm 222 Lombard 
Long Lane, fm Cedar n Sch 7th 
Loud, fm 9th n Christian 
Lowery's ct, fr Beach ab Poplar 
Lowry'sct,fr R rdbel Callowhill 
Loxley's ct, fm 115 Mulberry 
Loxley's ct, fm 30 Spruce 
Lugar's row, fm 2d n of Beaver 
Lybrand, fm Race n Broad 
Lydia, fm Front n Rose 
Lyndall al, fm S 12th to below 

'Walnut 
Lyndall ct, fm 10th bel Pine 
Lytle's ct, fm 363 S 2d 
Lytle's al, fm 2d bel Mead 
Mackey, fm 2d bet Reed and 

Wharton 
Madison, fm Race ab llih 
Madison av, fm 13th ab William 
Madison ct, fm 23 St Mary 
Magnolia, fm Noble bel 6th 
Maiden, fm N Front &. Ger rd 



Maiden's row, fr Cathar'e bel 2d 
Malt al, fm 206 Race 
Manderson, fr Beach to F rd (K) 
Mannell's ct, fm 221 St John 
Maple, fm 134 N 8th 
Marble, fm 14 S 10th 
Marble ct, N fm Mulberry al 
Marble ct, fm Green ab 7th 
Marble pi, fm N Mulberry al 
Marble pi, fm Green ab 7th 
Margaret, fm N 12th bel Race 
Margaretta, fm 258 N Front 
Maria, fm N 4th ab Coates 
Mariner, fm Broad bel Carpenter 
Marion, fm ISth ab Race 
Marion, fm S Front bel Federal 
Marion, fm 13th bel Catharine 
Mark Lane, fm 98 N 11th 
Marker, fm S 2d bel Greenwich 
Market, fm Delaware to Sch 
Market al, fm Sch 7th ab Cal- 
lowhill 
Marlboro', fm Del to F rd 
Marriott, fm M rd bel Christian 
Marriott's la, fm 4th bel Christ'n 
Marsh, fm Del riv n High Bridge 
Marshall, fm Vine ab 6th 
Marshall, fm 4th ab Wharton 
Marshall's ct, fm 122 S 4th 
Marshall's row, 8th N fm Wal- 
lace bet Green & Coates 
Mary, fm Cherry to Fr rd (K) 
Mary, fm 406 S Front 
Mary, fm Sch Beach to Willow 

ab Spruce 
Mary's al, fm 27 Gillis' al 
Mary's ct, fm 149 Cherry 
Mary's ct, fm 239 S 2d 
Master, fm F rd n Phoenix (K) 
Matlack's ct, fm 12 Spruce 
Maxwell's ct, fm 1 16 Christ'n (S) 
May land, fm 190 Race 
M'Afee's ct, fm Cedar ab 5th 
M'Atee's ct, fm Cadwalader ab 

Jefferson (K) 
M'Avoy's ct, fm 15 Charlotte 
M'Bride's ct, fm 555 N 4th 
M'Cloud's ct, fm 154 Race 
M'Coy's ct, fm 385 S Front 
M'Crelish'sct, fm337 N 3d 



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STREET GUIDE 



M'Dermott's ct,fm247 Shippen 
M'Duffie, fr Sch 4th bel Loinb'd 
M'Ginley's ct, fm Swanson bel 

Washington 
M'Ginnel ct, fm 7 Vernon 
M'Intire's ct, fm Marlboro' bel 

Allen 
M'Kean's ct, fm 4 Locust 
M'Mackin's ct, fm Dugan above 

Pine 
M'Manemy's ct, fm German bet 

4th and 5th 
M'Mullen's ct, fm62iS4th 
Mead al, fm S 2d op German 
Mechanic, fm 318 Vine 
Mechanic's, fm Carpenter ab 4th 
Mechanic's, fm Poplar ab 4ih 
Mechanic ct, fm 70 xMaiden 
Mechanic's av, fm Lawrence ab 

12th 
Melon, fm R Road n Girard av 
Melon, fm 9th n Coates 
Melon pi, fm Melon ab 9th 
Mentz ct, fm 246 N 3d 
Mercer, fm Warren to Locust 
Merchant fm 10 S 4ih 
Merchant's ct, fm 50 Kunckle 
Meredith's al, fr Poplar ab N 3d 
Meredith's ct, fm N 5th ab But- 

tonwood 
Mervine, fm 13th to R road 
Middle al, fm 168 S 6th 
Midlen's ct, fm 369 S Front 
Mifflin, fm 12tli bel Pine 
Mifflin's ct, fm 318 S Front 
Miles' al, fm 102 S 10th 
Miles' ct, fr Beach ab JMarsh (K) 
Miles' row, n Rose & William 
Miller's al, fm 87 S 6th 
Miller's al, fm Sch 8th ab Race 
Miller's ct, fm 314 N 2d (N L) 
Miller's ct, fm JN 4th ab Branch 
Miller's ct, fm 217 St John 
Miller's ct, fm 45 Green (N L) 
Miller's ct, fr Garden N of Wm 
Miller's ct, fm 260 Race 
Milton, fm 10th bel Christian 
Mineral pi, fm Bread ab Arch 
Minor, fm 4 S 5th 
Minor, fm Coates n F M 



Mint ct, fr Raspberry la bel Race 
Mintland's ct, fm 125 Plum 
Mintzer ct, fm 244 N 2d 
Moliere's ct, fm 42 Shippen 
Monmouth ct, fm Jones' alley 
Monroe, fr Cherry to Palmer (K) 
Monroe pi, fm N E 8th & Lo- 
cust to Washington sq 
Montgomery, fm r2th bel Vine 
Montgomery, fm Bl Hor.^e F rd 
Montgomerv sq, fm N E Cherry 

& 10th 
Moore, fr Church bel Greenwich 
Moore's al, fm Say bet Sch 6th 

& 7th 
Moore's ct, fm Green ab 6th 
Moore's ct, fr German ab 4th (S) 
Moore's ct, W fr Jackson (S Gj 
Moore's ct. fm Townsend's av 
Moore's ct, fr Nectarine ab 10th 
Morgan, fm 9th bel Vine 
Morgan's ct, fm Vine bel 12th 
Morgan's ct, fm 6th & Wash sq 
Morris, fm ab Sch 8th 
Morris, fm Broad bet Fairview 

& Hunter 
Morris, fm Pine to Lombard bet 

Broad & Sch 8th 
Morris, fm Fitzwaler ab 9th 
Morris, fm F rd ab Mary (K) 
Morris, fm 34 S 7lh 
Morris al, fm 62 S Front 
Morris row, fm N 2d bel Master 
Morse's ct, fm Nectarine ab 10th 
Movamensing av, im Fitzwater 

ab 6th 
Movamensing ct, fm Shippen 

bel 9th 
Moyamensing Road, fm Chris- 
tian & S 2d 
Mud Lane, fm Blk Horse F rd 
Mulberry, see Arch st 
Mulberry al, fm 382 N Sth 
Mulberry al, fm 5th ab Race 
I Murray. Spruce bet Sch 2d & 3d 
Murray, fm Pine ab Sch Sth 
Murray's ct, fm 338 S Front 
Mustin's ct, fm 9 Elder al 
Myers' ct, fm 221 Race 
Myers' ct, fm 123 N 3d 



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Myers' ct, fm Sch 8th bel Vine 
Myers' pi, fin Mulberry al n 6th 
Myrtle, fm 12th bet Parrish and 

Poplar 
Naglee's ct, fm 251 St John 
Nectarine, fr Sth ab Buttonwood 
New, fm 160 N 2d 
New Market, fm 19 Vine 
Newton, fm Carpenter bet 4th 

&5th 
Nicholas, fr St John n Franklin 
Nicholson, fm 113 Cherry 
Ninth, N & S f m Market 
Nixon, fm Vine to Coates 
Noble, fm 330 N Front 
Nonnater's ct, fm 2S0 Arch 
Norman al, fm 13lh bet Race & 

Lambert 
Norris' al, fm 68 S Front 
Norris' ct, fm Carpenter n 4th 

(S) 
Norris' ct, N Market bel Cal- 
low hill 
Norris' row, fm Cadwalader bet 

PhcBnix & Master 
North, fm 35 N Sth to 6th 
North, fm N 10th bel Vine 
North ct, fm 216 N 8th 
Northampton ct, fm 54 Dillwyn 
Nugent' s ct, fm 246 Shippen 
Oak, fm Market to Penn sq 
Oak, fm Wm bel Front (N L) 
Oak, fm 22 Crabb to Pas road 
Oat, fm Graff bet 11th & 12th 
Ogden, fm 9th bet Parrish and 

Poplar 
Ohio, fm Quince bel Pine 
Old York Road, fm 4th & Vine 
Oldham's ct, fm 243 John 
Olive, fm Juniper to Sch Sth 
Olive, fm N 10th to Broad 
Oliver's pi, fm 122 Christian 
O'Morrin's ct. fr Bonsall n 10th 
O'Neal, fm Frankhn (W K) 
Ontario, fm Poplar bel R rd 
Orange, fm 7th to Sth ab Spruce 
Orange, fm Palmer to F rd (TC) 
Orange, fm Washingfton ab 12th 
Oran-zn, fm Pine hcl Sch Sth 
Orcliard, fm Apple bel Brown 



Orleans, fm Mifflin to Lombard 

bet 12th & 13th 
Osborn's ct, fm Blackberry al 

bel Walnut 
Otter, fm F rd n Queen 
Oxford, fm F rd to Cadwalader 

(W K) 
Pagoda, fm Rail rd n F M 
PahTi, fm Brown bet 9th & 10th 
Palmer, fm Queen bet Hanover 

& Cherry (K) 
Palmyra sq, from N W Vine & 

10th 
Paper al, fm 13th bet Filbert & 

Arch 
Parham, fm 104 Swanson 
Park, W fm Washington sq 
Parker, fm Carpenter ab Sth (S) 
Parker's al, fm Fitzvvater ab 5th 
Parker's pi, W fm Corn 
Parker's row, W & S of Mutu- 
al Burial Ground 
Parrish, from 6th bet Brown & 

Poplar 
Paschal's al, fr N 4th bet Green 

& Coates 
Passmore's pi, fm Charlotte n 

Cohocksink 
Passyunk road, fm 178 Cedar 
Path, fr Race to Vine ab Sch Sth 
Paulin's ct, fm 546 N Front 
Paynter's ct, fm German ab 4th 
Peach, fm Little Oak ab Sth 
Pearson, fm N 7th ab Market 
Pearson's ct, fm Bedford above 

Crown (K) 
Pear, fm 83 S 3d to Dock 
Pearl, fr Race to Vine ab Sch Sth 
Pearl, fr 10th bet Vine & Wood 
Pearl, fm Coates n F rd to G rd 
Pegg, fm 290 N Front 
Pemberton's al, fm 102 Vine 
Penn. fm 8 Pine to Almond 
Penn, fm Callowhill bel 3d (K) 
Penn sq, Market W of Juniper 
Penn sq, Marshall ab Noble 
Penn al. fm Callowhill bel 3d 
Pennock's row, bet Apple & 4lh 

(K) 
Pennsylvania av, fm 118 Vine 



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STREET GUIDE. 



Pennsylvania av, fm Broad to 

Peter's Island 
Perkenpine, fm 43 Budd 
Perry, fm 466 Vine to Race 
Perry, fm Spruce bet 12 &- 13th 
Perry, from Franklin to Master 

(WK) 
Perry ct, fm 58 N 8th 
Perry ct, fm Cedar n 13th 
Peter, fm Sch 2d bel Market 
Peter's al, fr Charlotte n N 4th 
Pfeiffer's al, fm 22 New Market 
Pfeiffer's ct, fm N 2d to G rd 
Phoenix, fm F rd bet Master & 

Franklin (K) 
Philip, fm Master n 2d 
Pickam's ct, fm 354 S Front 
Pierce's ct, fm 297 N 4th 
Pike, fm Cherry bel 13th 
Pine, fm Del riv bel Spruce 
Pine al. fm Ball to 241 S 4th 
Pink, fr lAIas'r to Jeffer'n (WK) 
Piper's ct, fm 185 St John 
Put, fr Cohocksink crk ab N 2d 
Plain, fm Lancaster n Reed 
Pleasant, fr Charles n Buttonw'd 
Pleasant av, fm 235 Lombard 
Pleasant Retreat, fm N 7th bel 

Coates 
Pleasant ct, from Lawrence bet 

12th & 13th 
Pleis' ct, fm Poplar ab 3d 
Pleis' ct, fm St John ab Beaver 

(K) 
Plum, fm 320 S 2d 
Plum al, fr Greswold al to S 6th 
Plumber's ct, fm 21 German 
Plynlimmon pi, fm 144 N Front 
Point Pleas' t, fm Penn n Maiden 
Polard, fm Ger rd to Budd 
Poplar, from 13th bet Carpenter 

& Washington 
Poplar, fm 440 N Front 
Poplar, fm Ger rd bet 5th & 6th 
Poplar al, fm Locust bet Currant 

al & nth 
Poplar ct, fm Rose al to ]Miles al 
Poplar sq. fm Parrish to Poplar 

N 9th 
Porter's ct, fm 532 N 3d 



Portico sq, Spruce bet 9 & 10th 
Portland la, fm 152 S 6th 
Potter's ct, fr Lomb'd W of 13th 
Pottery al, fm 8 Small to Little 

Oak 
Powell, fm 100 S 5th 
Powell, W fm Francis (F rd) 
Powell's row, Keefe fm c Lan- 
caster 
Pratt, fm Spruce ab Sch 7th 
Pratt's ct, fm 396 N Front 
Pray's ct, fm 50 Charlotte 
Presbyterian ct, (Bryans) fm 170 

S4th 
Preston, fm Melon to Wallace 

ab 9th 
Price's ct, fm 66 Lombard 
Prince, fm Del riv bel Wash'n 
Prince, fr end of Franklin (E K) 
Prospect al, fm 27 N 10th 
Prospect ct, fm N 1 Ith bel Arch 
Prospect place, fr 230 Christian 
Prosperous al, fr Locust bel 12th 
Prosperous al, fm SpafTord bel 

Shippen 
Providence ct, fm 15 Sergeant 
Prune, fm 110 S 4th 
Pryor's ct, fm 165 S 10th 
Pump al, fm SpafTord bel Ship'n 
Quarry, fm 96 N 2d 
Quarry row, N of Callowhill 

(FM) 
Queen, fm^P rd bel Catharine 
Queen, fm F rd n Otter (K) 
Querville's ct, fm Tam'y ab 4th 
Quigg's ct, N fr Catharine ab 3d 
Quince, fm Walnut ab 11th 
Race, fm Del to Sch N of Arch 
Rachel, fr Brown to Laurel (NL) 
Rachel row, fm 113 Dillwyn 
Radford's row, fm 13th & Ship 
Rafferty's ct, fm Carp'r ab 8th 
Railroad ct, fm 8th bel Coates 
Randell's ct, from Blackberry al 

ab Locust 
Randolph's ct, fm 126 N 2d 
Ranstead pi, fm 26 S 4th 
Rapin's ct, fm 102 Market 
Raspberry, fm Walnut ab 9th 
Raspberry la, fm 173 Cherry 



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Rawle, fm O Y rd to Apple 
Read's al, fm 190 Cedar 
Reakirt's ct, fm George ab 2d 
Reckless, fm 529 S P'ront 
Reckless ct, fr Church ab Reck- 
less 
Redwood, fm 4th bel Federal 
Reed, fm Del riv bel Wharton 
Reeves, fm Sen 2d op Vine 
Reid's av, fm Flower ab 8th 
Reid's ct, fm 107 German 
Reid's ct, fm 5th bel Christian 
Reiff's av, fr N Front ab Otter 
Relief, fm 218S Front 
Relief al, fm Carter's al to Dock 
Relief pi, fm 19 Relief 
Renfer's ct, fm St John ab Bea- 
ver 
Richard, fm Sch 7.th ab Lomb'd 
Richards, fm 96 N 9th 
Richardson's ct, fm 159 Race 
Rickard's ct, fr George ab 2d (K) 
Ridgeway's ct, fm 110 N 8th 
Ridgeway's row, Callowhill ab 

William 
Ridge Road, N W fr Vine & 9th 
Rigler's ct, fm F rd bel Frank- 
lin (K) 
Rihl's ct, fm 526 N 3d 
Rihle's ct, fm 79 Poplar 
Rihle's ct, fm 250 St John 
Ritner, fm Sch 7th ab Spruce 
Rittenhouse, fm Sch 3d bel Lo- 
cust 
Rittenhouse, fr Sch 7th ab Race 
Rittenhouse pi. Locust bet S 9ih 

& 10th 
Rittenhouse row, fr Chesnut ab 

12th 
Rittenhouse sq, from Locust to 

Spruce ab Sch 4th 
Roach's ct, fm Union ab Bedf'd 
Robb's ct, fm R rd ab 13th 
Robert's ct, fr Mark's la ab lllh 
Robert's ct, fm 53 Mead 
Robeson's ct, fr Vine ab Broad 
Robinson's ct, fm 299 Callowhill 
Robinson's ct, frn Penn n Mai- 
den (K) 
Robinson's ct, frSth bel Coates 



Rodgers' ct, rear 12 Emlen's ct 
Rogers' ct, N fm Pegg 
Rollin's row, Brinton E fr 13th 
Ronaldson, fr Cedar bet 9 & 10th 
Ronaldson's row, fm S E Cedar 

& 9th 
Rooney's ct, W fm St John n 

Cohocksink creek 
Rose, fr G rd bet Otter & N 2d 
Rose, fm 13th bet Shippen and 

Fitzwater 
Rose, fm G rd to School (W K) 
Rose al, fr Tamany n N 3d (NL) 
Rose al, fm 127 Locust (C) 
Rose al, fm Rose to Lydia bet 

School & William (K) 
Ross, fm Queen to Prince (E K) 
Ross' ct, fm 25 Concord 
Ross' ct, N fm Little Oak 
Rowlinson's ct, fm 169 N 2d 
Roy's ct, fm Shippen ab 5th 
Rudolph's ct, fm 266 Race 
Rugan, fm 345 Callowhill 
Rule, fm Lancaster to Wheat 
Rule's ct, fm 291 S 5th 
Runkle's ct, fm 233 Green 
Rush's ct, fm 211 Cherry 
Russell, fm Shippen ab 8th 
Russell's ct, n Sch Front & Cal- 
lowhill 
Rutter's ct, fm 9 Federal 
Rye, fm Marion to Reed ab 2d 
Rye, fm Gralfst S to Madison 
Selem al, fm 12th ab Lombard- 
Sansom, fm S 7th bel Chesnut 
Sansom's al, fr William bel N 3d 
Sansom's row, bet Swanwick & 

S8th 
Sarah, fr Queen n F rd (K) 
Sassafras, see Race 
Sassafras al, fm 190 Race 
Saunders' ct, fm Pitt n Beaver 
Savage's row, fm 12th to 13th in 

Locust 
Say's al, from Sch 7th bet Race 

&. Vine 
Say's al, fm Cherry ab 13th 
Say's ct, fm 36 N 3d 
Scattergood's Block, fm 308 St 

John 



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STREET GUIDE. 



Scattergood's ct, fr 403 N Front 
Scheaff, fm 12th ab Market 
Scheme, (Vine al) from 13th ab 

Vine 
Scheetz, fm 331 S 2d 
Schively's av, fm 138 N 5th 
Schleisman's al, fr N 3d n Pop'r 
School, fm 54 Apple (N L) 
School, from Otter to FrankUn 

(W K) 
School av, fm Union n S 2d 
Schrader's ct, from Apple to ab 

George (N L) 
Schriver's ct, fm 57 N 8th 
Schuylkill av, fr 11th bel Spruce 
Schuylkill Lane, fr 11th ab Pine 
Scott's al, fr 379 Market 
Scott's ct, fm 14 Poplar 
Scott's ct, fm 312 S Front 
Scott's C. fm 153 Cedar 
Second, N & S fm Market 
Second (Sch) N & S fr Market 
Seiser's ct, fm 56 Race 
Seller's ct, fm Carlton ab 13th 
Sergeant, fm 9th ab Race 
Seventh, N & S fm IMarket 
Seventh, (Sch) N &. S fr Market 
Shackamaxon, fm Del r to F rd 
Shafer's ct, fm 21 Garden 
Shafer's ct, fr Neckta'e bel 10th 
Shafer's ct, fm Pv. rd ab 13th 
Shafer's ct, fm Rawle n Apple 
Sheaff'sal, fm N 11th n Race 
Sheldon row, fr Walnut to Park 

in 8th 
Shepard al, fm Arch bet 7 & 8th 
Shepherd's ct, fm 36 N 3d 
Shepherd's ct, fr 355 Coates ab 

Uth 
Sherborne's ct, fr Poplar bel 6th 
Sherker's al, fm Shippen bel 6th 
Shields' al, fm 140 S 9th 
Shields' al, fm Prosperous al to 

Quince 
Shields' al, fr Relief al ab Front 
Shippen, fr Del r to Broad S of 

Cedar 
Shippen la, fm Cedar n Broad 
Shippen's ct, fm Pearl ab 12th 
Shirker's al, fm Bedford ab 5th 



Shoemaker, fm 13 S 8th 
Shoemaker ct, fm 10 N Front 
Shorts' ct, fm N 12th ab Race 
Shuster's ct, fm 198 N 8th 
Sibert, E & W from Sch 7th ab 

Thompson 
Silvas, fm Plum ab 2d 
Sim's al, fr S Water bel Market 
Simmons' ct, fm 216 Front 
Simmons' ct, fm 29 N Market 
Simpson's ct, fm 62 Catharine 
Simpson's ct, fm 119 Queen 
Singler's row, fr N 2d ab Phce'x 
SinlefF's ct, N from George ab 

Sch Beach 
Sixth, N & S fm Market 
Sixth, (Sch) N &, S fm Market 
Skerrett's ct, fr Shields' al ab 9th 
Slessman, fm 507 N 3d 
Small, fm 5th bel Cedar 
Smith's al, fm219 S 3d 
Smith's al, fm 119 Green (NL) 
Smith's ct, fr Allen's ct, Front 
Smith's ct, fr Market n Sch 8th 
Smith's ct, fm 117 N 5th 
Smith's ct, fm 172 N 8th 
Smith's ct, fm 88 N Front 
Smith's ct, fm St John n GMill 
Smith's ct, fm Gaskill bel 3d 
Smith's ct, fm Bedford bel 8th 
Smith's pi, fr 8 Linden bel Green 
Snider's ct, E fr Rye bel Whar'n 
Sober's al, fm 129 Walnut 
Somers' ct, fr S 2d ab Christian 
South, (Cedar) fm Del to Sch 

and the southern boundary of 

the City 
South al, see Commerce st 
South av, Schuyl'l ab Catharine 
South ct, fm 214 N 8th 
South row, fr Sch 4th ab Ham'n 
Southampton, fm 25 Laurel 
Southwark Rail rd, fm Broad to 

Cedar 
Spaftord, fm 50 Bedford 
Spragg's av, fm 6i Christian 
Spring, fm Sch 7th bel Race & 

Vine 
Spring Garden Retreat, S Gar- 
den bel 13th 



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Spring Garden (is 120 feet wide) 

fm 6th ab Buttonwood 
Springmill, Willow ab Linn (F 

M) 

Spruce, fr Del to Sch N of Pine 
Square st, fm Rye n Mackey 
St Andrews, from Sch Front n 

Coates 
St Bernard's ct, fm 360 S 2d 
St George's al, from 55 New to 

Vine 
St James, f m 7 N 7th 
St John, fr Callow'l bet 2d & 3d 
St Joseph's av, from Sch 5th be! 

Market 
St Mary, fm 220 S 6th 
St Mary's al, from Gilles' al ab 

Cedar 

St Paul's av, fm 7th ab Cath'ne 
St Stephen's pi, fm 322 Market 
Stable al, fm op 46 S Sth 
Stall's ct, fm 203 Race 
Stamper's al, fm 208 S 2d 
Stanbury, fm Broad bel Filbert 
Stanley, fr 3d bet Plum & Ger'n 
Star al, fm 188 Race 
State, fm Sch 7th ab Race 
Steam Mill al, from St John ab 

William bet 2d & 3d 
Stearley's ct, W fm Smith's al, 

Coates 
Steel's ct, fm 13 German 
Steel's ct, N fr St Mary ab 6th 
Steele's ct, fm 269 Cedar 
Steinmetz's ct, fm 93 N 4th 
Steinmetz's ct, (NL) fm Button- 
wood n N 5th 
Stephen's ct, fm 404 N Front 
Sterling's al, fm 15 Cherry 
Stevenson's ct, fm Sth n Chris'n 
Steward, fm Fitzwater ab 9th 
Stewart's al, fm Cherry to 394 

Race 
Stewart's ct, fr N 11th n Race 
Stewart's ct, fm 92 Gaskill 
Stiles' ct, fm 110 Oak 
Stiles' ct, fm Beach bel Maiden 

(K) 
Stillhouse al, fm 330 N Front 
Stilz's ct, fr Charlotte ab Beaver 
2* 



Stokes' ct, fm 13th n Broad 
Stout's al, fm 127 Coates 
Stoy's ct, fr Beach to Queen (E 

K) 
Strahan's ct, W fm Flower 
Stranahan's ct, fr 258 Shippen 
Strawberry, fm 58 Market 
Streper's ct, fr Charl'te n Beaver 
Stump la, N E fr Girard College 
Sugar al, (Farmer) fr 32 N 6th 
Sugar House al, fr Vine bel 3d 
Summer, fm Sch 6th ab Race 
Summer's ct, fm 414 S 2d 
Sutherland, Christian bet 2d & 

Grover 
Sutherland av, Cedar & Sch riv 
Swain's ct, fm 127 Christian 
Swanson, fin 10 Cedar to N Y 
Swanson ct, from Swanson bet 

Queen &c Christian 
Swanwick, fm Little Geo ab 6th 
Swarthmore pi, fm 2d bet Race 

& Vine 
Swede's al, fm 22 Christian 
Swede's ct, fm 463 S 2d 
Sweney's ct, fm 321 S 2d 
Sycamore, fr Walnut ab Juniper 
Tamarind, fm Green ab Front 
Tamany, fr 318 O Y rd to N 2d 
Tamany ct, fm Tamany ab 4th 
Tanner, fm Wharton to Federal 
Taper al, fm 53 Green 
Taylor's al, fm 58 S Front 
Taylor's ct, fr Barron ab Cedar 
Tavlor's ct, fm St John ab Bea- 
ver (K) 
Teas' ct, S fm Olive ab 13th 
Temperance (Gebhard) fr Cher- 
ry to Race bet Sch 7th & Sth 
Ten feet al, fm Middle al bet 6th 

& 7th 
Tenth, N & S fm Market 
Third, N «& S fm Market 
Third, (Sch) N & S fm Market 
Thirteenth, N & S fm Market 
Thomas' al, fm 116 Oak 
Thompson, fm Ger rd to 6th 
Thomson ct, fm 34 Race 
Thorn's ct, from N 4th n George 
(NL) 



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STREET GUIDE, 



Thorn's ct, fm 9th n Coates 
Tidmar, fm P rd op Carp'a (S) 
Tiller's ct, fr Vaughn ab Locust 
Timber la, fm F rd ab Shack' n 
Tomlin's ct, fm Rachel n Laurel 
Ton al, fm 57 S Water 
Torr's ct, fm 9th to Ridge rd 
Townsend's av. fm 118 Budd 
Townsend's ct, fm 84 Spruce 
Traquair's ct, fm 11 N 10th 
Trimble's ct, fm 510 N Front 
Trotter's al, fm 32 S 2d 
Trusty's ct, tm 6 Locust 
I'ruxton, fm Budd to Adams ab 

Pine 
Turner, fm 337 S 4th 
1'urner's ct, fr Catharine bet 2d 

& 3d 
Turner's la, op Girard College 
Twelfth, N & S f m Market 
Twelvefeet al, fr Shippen ab 5th 
Tyler, fr Fisher n Carp'n (S) 
Type al, fm 10th ab Vine 
Ulrick's al, fm Coates bel 5th 
Union, fm Bedford to F rd(EK) 
Union, fm 165 S Front to 4th 
Union, from 180 Swanson to S 

Front 
Union ct, fr Bedf 'd to Prince (K) 
Union ct, fm 150 Wood 
Union pi, fm Lombard & Ash- 
ton Sch 
Union sq, Geo fr Sch 7th to 8th 
Unity ct, fm 16 Little Pine 
Upper Ferry road, fr Callowhill 

& Nixon to Upper Bridge 
Vail's ct, fm Pearl n Sch 
Valley ct, fm 3 Wagner's al 
Van Buren ct, from Cadwalader 

ab Washington 
Van Buren, N side of Parrish 

bel 11th 
Vanzyke's ct, fm 103 German 
Vausrhn, fm Walnut W Sch 7th 
Vaux's ct, fm 293 S 10th 
Venango, fm 12th bel Locust 
Vernon, fm 44 Cedar 
Vernon, fm N 10th n Parrish 
Vernon pi, fr Vernon bel Ship'n 
Vicker's ct, fr Barker ab Sch 6th 



Videll's ct, fm 58 S 2d 
Vienna, fr Queen n Cherry (K) 
Vine, fm Del riv N of Race 
Vine al, fm N 10th ab Vine 
Vine ct, fm Vine bel 12th 
Vineyard, fm Rail rd n George 

(FV) 
Virginia row, fm 13th in Walnut 
Vollum.near 66 S 12th 
Wager, fm Jacoby ab Race 
Wager, fm Ger rd & 5th (K) 
Wager's ct, fm Crockett's ct 
Wagner's al, from Fitzwater ab 

12th 
Wagner's al, fm 135 Cherry 
Wagner's ct, fr N 5th ab Noble 
Wagner's ct, fr 5th ab Noble to 

Dean 
Wagner's ct, fr Sch 8th ab Race 
Wale's av, fm 116 German 
Walker's ct, fm 239 N 2d 
Walker's ct, fm Willow ab 6th 
Wall, fm P rd op Queen 
Wall's Elbow, fm Emlen's ct 
Wallace from 7th bet Green and 

Coates 
Wallace's ct, fm 10 N Front 
Wallace's ct, rear of Ann (F V) 
Wallace's ct, from Church bel 

Christian 
Walnut, fr Del riv S of Chesnut 
Walnut al, fm 13th ab Cherry 
Walter's ct, N Front ab Noble 
Warder pi, fm Duke ab Front 
Warner's ct, fm 230 Shippen 
Warner's ct, fm 534 N 4th 
Warner's ct, fr Stanley to Ger- 
man 
Warner's ct, fm 118 Catharine 
Warner's ct, fm 234 Shippen 
Warren, fm Dean ab Spruce 
Warren, fr Beach n Hano'r (K) 
Warren's ct, f m 5 Sugar al 
Washington, see Shippen 
Washington, Market fr Perma- 
nent Bridge through Hamilton 
Village 
Washington, fm Master (WK) 
Washington, from Del to Broad 
bel Christian (S) 



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Washington, (S G) from 9th to 

Broad bet Green &. Wallace 
Washington, fm Otter ab Front 
Washington, fm 11th bet Lom- 
bard and Cedar 
Washington, fm Sth bel Prime 
Washington av, fm Willow N 

to Brown bet Front & Del riv 

(NL) 
Washington ct, fm 230 Lomb'd 
Washington ct, fm Washington 

ab Green 
Washington Market pi, fm 3d to 

Prd 
Washington pi, fr 109 W Filbert 
Washington road, bet Green & 

Hickory 
Washington row, fm 130 Apple 
Washington sq, Walnut &, 6th 
Water, W of Sch Front 
Water, N & S of Market below 

Front 
Watkins' al, fm 22 Bread 
Watman's ct, fr 5th ab Noble 
Watts, fm Sch 3d bel Lombard 
Watts' ct, William bel Morris 
Watson's al, fm Branch to New 
Watson's al, fm 101 Locust 
Weaver, fm Green ab O Y rd 
Weaver's ct, fm 76 German 
Weaver's ct, rear 337 N Front 
Weaver's row, fr Ger rd to Cad- 

walader n Camac 
Webb's al, fm 221 Cherry 
Webb's al. l"rom Oak to 371 N 

Front (NL) 
Webster's ct, W fm 26 P rd 
Weccacoe, fm 183 Queen 
Weccacoe av, S fm 12 Christian 
Week's ct, fr Rachel ab Poplar 
Wellinar, fm Arch ab Sch Front 
Wells' ^row, fr S E Sth & Green 
West, fm F rd ab Duke (K) 
West, bet Sch Front & Beach 
West, fm 233 N 2d 
West's ct, fm 29 New Market 
Western av, fr Sch Sth ab Race 
Westmoreland, from Broad bel 

Locust 
Wharf, fm Cedar along the whfs 



Wharton, fr Del riv bel Federal 
Wheat, fm Marion bel S 2d 
Wheeler's Place, fm Coates bel 

Broad 
Whetsone ct, fr c 6th & Chris'n 
Whilden's ct, fr Rye op Square 
Whitaker's ct, fm 66 S Sth 
White's ct, fr Cedar bel 12th & 

13 th 
White's ct, fm Bedford n Broad 
Whitehall, fm 12th n Sp Garden 
Whitehead's ct, fm 294 S 4th 
Wickecoe av, fm Christian near 

Swanson 
Wiggins' ct, fm 62 Cherry 
Wiley's row, from Wallace bel 

Broad 
Wiley's ct, fm Castle n 10th 
Wiley's ct, fm 35 Plum 
Wiley's ct, fm 120 N 11th 
William, fm Vine to Coates 
William, fm Otter to Rose (K) 
William, fm Coates to Vine 
William, fm Sch 5th bel Cedar 
William, from Otter to Edward 

(WK) 
Williams' ct, from Vaughn bel 

Locust 
Williams' ct, fm 262 Cedar (M) 
Williams' ct, fr Pleasant bel 10th 
Williamson's ct, fr Concord bel 

3d 
Willing's al, fm 98 S 3d 
Willow, fr Pine ab Sch 6th 
Willow, fm Locust n Sch 
Willow, fr Del riv ab Callowhill 
Willow, from Wood bel 12th to 

Pearl 
Willow al, fm William ab 2d 
Willow ct, fm Vine W of 6th 
Wilson's ct, rear of 3 Poplar 
Wilson's ct, rear of 132 Button- 
wood 
Wilson's ct, from Carpenter bel 

Sth & 9th 
Wilts' ct, S fm Brown n 10th 
Winter, fr George ab 3d (N L) 
Winter's ct, S fm Montgomery 
Wistar, fm 12th ab Ridge rd 
Wistar, fr Washington bel 7th 



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STREET GUIDE. 



Wistar's ct, fm Phoenix bel Ger- 

mantown road 
Wistar's ct, fr Vine E of Broad 
Wit man's al, from Kunckle bel 

Callowhill 
Witman's ct, fm 400 N 2d 
Wolgam's ct, fm 75 N 8th 
Wood, W fm 2d ab Vine to Sch 

(NL) 
Wood, from Queen n Gunner's 

run (K) 
Wood ct, E from Swanson to 

Prime 
Work's ct, fm 275 S 3d 
AVoodland, W of Perm't Bridge 

(W P) 
Workman's ct, fr F't ab Mead 



Wright's al, fm Miller's al, W 

of Broad 
Wyatt, E fm Wistar to 7th 
Yeager's ct, N fr Shippen bel 7th 
Yeager's ct, from Carlton below 

Broad 
Yhost, fm 158 Catharine 
York, fm 103 S 3d 
York Buildings, Walnut below 

Washington sq & S 8th 
York ct, fm 37 Budd 
Young's al, from New Market 

ab Willow 
Young's place, from 111 Queen 

(S) 
Zachary's ct, fm 31 Walnut 
Zane, fm 32 N 7th to 8th 



PUBLIC SQUARES. 



Frankhn, bet Race and Vine ab 

6th 
Independence, bet 5th & 6th & 

Walnut 
Logan, bet Race & Vine above 

Sch 3d 



Penn, N & S of Market W of 

Juniper 
Rittenhouse, bet Spruce & Pine 

and Sch 4th and 5th 
Washington, bet Walnut and 

Locust ab 6th 



PUBLIC MARKETS. 



Callowhill, fm 4th to 7th 
Car, 189 Sch 7th ab Callowhill 
Fish, fr Water to wharf in Mar- 
ket 
New, fm Pine to Cedar in 2d 



Northern Liberty, fm Coates to 

Poplar 
Southwark, Moy rd fm Prime to 

Washington 
Wharton, bet Prime & Wash'n 



PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 



Corporation School of Friends, 
Pme bel 2d 

High School, Juniper n Market 

Lutheran, 235 St John 

Model school, Chester & Maple 

Public school, Sch Ashton above 
Lombard 
Do do New Market above 

Noble 
Do do Zane ab 7th 
Do do 11th and Buttonwood 
Do do Race and Broad 
Do do cor 8th and Fitzwater 
Do do W Kensington, N 2d 
and Master 



Do do N Liberties, 432 N 3d 
Do do Catharine ab 3d 
Do do Callowhill n F M 
Do do Coates bel 13th 
Do do O Y road ab Poplar 
Do do South Eastern, Front 

bel Pine 
Do do S E 2d and Reed 
Do do 5th bel Prime 
Do do (coloured) 6th near 
Lombaid 

School of St Peter's Church, 79 
Lombard 

Seminary of St Charles Borro- 
meo, Sch 5th &, Race 



PUBLIC AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 



Academy of Fine Arts, 311 

Chesnut 
Academy of Natural Sciences, 

N W George and Broad 
Adelphi Hall, S 5th bel Walnut 
Alms House, Sch (west side) 
Alms House, (Friends) Walnut 

ab 3d 
American Baptist Publication & 

Sunday School Society Depo- 
sitory, N 6th 
American Board of Commerce 

for Foreign Missions, Perkins 

& Purves agents, 10 S 5th 
American Philosophical Society, 

S W 5th and Chesnut 
Americ'n Sunday School Union, 

146 Chesnut 
Apprentices' Library, cor 5th & 

Arch 
Artist's Fund Hall, Chesnut ab 

10th 
Association for the Supply of 

Teachers, 142 Chesnut 
Asylum for Lost Children, 19 S 

7th 

Do do Commerce ab 5th 

Do Magdalen, cor Race and 

Sch 2d 

Athenseum, S W 5th & Chesnut 

Athenian Buildings, Frank'n pi 

Athenian Institute &. Phi. Hall, 

S W 5th and Chesnut 
Board of Education, 29 Sansom 
Board of Missions, 29 Sansom 
Bricklayer's Hall, N E 13th and 

Race 
Carpenter's Hall, N W 13th &, 

Race 
Christ Church Hosp'l, 8 Cherry 
City Hospital, Sch 4th n Coates 
City Tobacco Warehouse, Dock 

and Spruce 
City Water Works, Fairmount 

Office 200 Cherry 
Clarkson Hall, 103 Cherry 



I College and Medical Hall, 9th n 
I Market 

'College of Pharmacy, Zane ab 
I 7th 

County Commissioners, State- 
I House (west wing) up stairs 
^Custom House, bet 4th &, 5th 
I Chesnut 
Dispensary^ 41 S 5th 
Exchange, (Mechanics) Franklin 
I Institute 
Exchange, (Merchants) cor 3d 

and Walnut 
Fairmount Water Works, ab 

Upper Bridge 
Franklin Institute Hall, 9 S 7th 
Fuel Saving Society, City and 

Liberties, Anthony M. Buck- 
ley President, 79 S Front, 

Yard Sch 7th bel Locust 
German Society Hall, 8 S 7th 
Girard College, R rd, N W of 

F V 
Girard Treasurer, S 5th above 

Chesnut 
Guardians of the Poor, 19 S 7th 
Health Office, cor 6th & George 
Historical Society of Penn, S 

W 5th & Chesnut 
Home Missionary Society, 10 S 

6th 
House of Industry, 7 Ranstead 

Place 
House of Refuge, cor Broad & 

Coates 
Institution for the Instruction of 

the Bhnd, N W Sch 3d and 

Race 
Jefferson Medical College, 56 S 

10th 
Marine Hospital, ab G Ferry 
; Masonic Hall, S 3d bel Walnut 
I Do (old) Chesnut ab 7th 
i Mayor's Office, S W 5th and 
I Chesnut 

[Medi'l Institute, Locust ab 11th 
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XXll 



PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 



Menonists, Crown bel Callow- 
hill 
Merchants' Exchange, cor 3d & 

Walnut 
Navy Agent's, 34 Walnut 
Navy Yard, S E Front & Prime 
New County Prison, P road bel 

Federal 
New House of Correction, Bush 

Hill 
New Penitentiary, Coates W of 

House of Refuge 
Northern Dispensary, 1 Spring 

Garden 
Northern Liberties Gas Works, 

Maiden bel N Front 
Northern Liberty Hall, 322 N 3d 
Odd Fellows' Hall, 5th n Walnut 
Old Academy, 42 N 4th 
Orphan Asylum, (St Joseph's) 

S W Spruce and 7th 

Do (St John's) Chesnut above 
12th 

Do (St Mary's) 5th n Pine 

Do (Shelter for Coloured) N 
13th n Willow 
Penn's Treaty Monum't, Shack- 

amaxon (K) 
Pennsylvania Bible Society, 144 

Chesnut 
Pennsylvania Colonization So- 
ciety, Walnut ab 6th 

Do Anti-Slavery Society, 30 
N5th 

Do Hospital, Pine bet 8th & 
9th 

Do Institution for Deaf and 
Dumb, N VV Broad & Pine 

Do do for Listruction of the 
Bhnd, Race and Sch 3d 

Do Medical College, Filbert 
ab 11th 

Do_ State Arsenal, 29 S Ju- 
niper 
Permanent Bridge Company, 1 

York 
Philadelphia Bible Society, 144 

Chesnut . 

Do Exchange, corner 3d and 
Walnut 



Do Education Society, 10 S 
5th 

Do Gas Works, Sch Front 
n Market, office Franklin 
Institute 

Do Museum, N E 9th and 
George 

Do Orphans' Asylum, N E 
Sch 5th and Cherry 

Do Tract Society, 13 N 7th 
Philosophical Halj, S W 5ih & 

Chesnut, up stairs 
Post Office, Mer. Exchange 

Do do Kensington, Maiden 
n Market 

Do do Spring Garden, Cal- 
lowhill n 8th 
Preston Retreat, Hamilton near 

Sch 3d 
Recorder's Office, 3 State House 

east wing 
Rittenhouse sq, bet Walnut & 

Spruce and Sch 3d and 6th 
Sandiford Hall, Haines ab 6th 
Seaman's Friend Society, or Gi- 

rard House, 26 S 5th 
Shelter for Coloured Orphans, 

N 13th n Willow 
Sheriff's Office, State House, 

west wing 
Society for Faithful Domestics, 

1 Minor 
Southern Dispensary, 98 Ship- 
pen 
Southwark Library, S 2d below 

Plum 
Sparks' Shot Factory, 21 John 
^ (S) 
State House, Chesnut bet 5th «fe 

6th 
State Armory, cor Juniper and 

Penn square 
Union Benevolent Society, S W 

8th and Lodge 
Union Canal Company, 6 Car- 
penter's ct 
Union Glass Works, Beach near 

Warren 
U S Arsenal, Gray's Ferry road 

near Federal 



PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 



U S Mint, c Juniper & Chesnut 
U S Naval Asylum, n U S Ar- 

U S Inspector's Office, 99 S 
Wharves 

U S Weigher's Office, 1 Lom- 
bard 

University of Pennsylvania S 
9th n Market 



Washington sq, south side Wal- 
nut ab 6th 

Warden's Office, 33 Walnut 

Widows, Indigent, and Single 
Women's Asylum, Cherry E 
of Sch 5th 

Wills' Hospital, (for Lame and 
Blind) Race W of Sch 3d 



CHURCHES. 

BAPTISTS. 

First, Rev. Geo. B. Ide, 2d and Lagrange Place. 

Second, Rev. D. Dodge, New Market above Poplar. 

Third, Rev. G. S. Webb, 2d below Queen. 

New Market street, Rev. G. B. Perry, New Market ab Noble. 

Fifth, Rev. , George above 8th. 

Spruce, Rev. George Kompton, Spruce between 4th and 5th. 
Central, Rev. L. Fletcher, N W Sch 8th and Market. 
Tenth, Rev. Jos. H. Kennard, 8th above Green. 
Eleventh. Rev. A. D. Gillett, 12th above Race. 

Twelfth, Rev. ■ , Queen near Shackamaxon. 

Mount Tabor, Rev. Lewis, 6th and Poplar. 

Second, Southwark, Rev. Geo, Higgins, 5th below Carpenter. 

North, Rev. , Elizabeth above Parrish (N L). 

Schuylkill, Rev. B. R. Loxley, Ashton and Lombard. 

West Kenshigton, Rev. Frederick Ketcham, Hancock above 

Frankhn (K) . 
Broad street, Rev. J. L. Burrows, corner of Broad and Brown. 

CATHOLIC. 

Chapel of Consolation, Rev. Mr. O'Dyer, Crown above Vine, 

St Joseph's, Rev. A. Rey, Willing's alley. 

St Mary's, Rev. C. J. H, Carter, 4th above Spruce. 

St John's, Bishop Kenrick, 13th below Market. 

Holy Trinity, Rev. Otho H. Borge?s, 6th and Spruce. 

St Michael's, Rev. Wm. Loughran, 2d West Kensington. 

St Francis Xavier, Rev. P. Rafferty, near Fairmount. 

St Patrick's, Rev. D. F. Devitt, Sch 3d above Spruce. 

St Philip deNeri, Rev. J. Patrick Dunn, D. D., Queen ab 2d. 

St Peter's, Rev. Louis Carteyvels, 5th £nd Frankhn. 

St Paul's, Rev. P. F. Sheridan, Christian below 10th. 

CHRISTIAN CHAPEL. 

Rev. Frederick H. Plummer, Christian below 6th. 

COLOURED. 

First Presbyterian, Rev. Charles W. Gardner, 7th bel Shippen. 
Second Pre..byterian, St Mary above 6th. 



XXIV PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 

Third Presbyterian, Rev. S, H. Gloucester, 8th n Carpen'r (S) 

Bethel, Gth above Lombard. 

Bethel Union, Coates bel Old York road. 

Brick Wesley, Lombard below Gth. 

Little Wesley, Hurst below Lombard. 

First Baptist, Rev. James Burrows, Uth and Pearl. 

Union Baptist, Rev. Daniel Scott, Little Pine above Gth. 

Shiloh, , 11th above Lombard. 

St Thomas', Rev. William M. Douglass, 5th below Walnut, 
Little Union, Little Pine below 7th. 

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. 

Fifth and Gaskill, Elders Taylor, Hall, and Rowzee. 

DUTCH REFORMED. 

First, Rev. C. C. Vanarsdale, Crown above Race. 
Third, Rev. G. W. Bethune, D. D., cor 10th and Filbert. 

EPISCOPAL. 

Christ Church, Rev. B. Dorr, D. D., 2d above Market. 

St James', Rev. Henry J. Morton, 7th above Market. 

St Peter's, Rev. Wm. H. Odenheirner, 3d and Pine. 

St Paul's, Rev. Richard Newton, 3d below Walnut. 

St Stephen's, Rev. H. W. Ducachet, D. D., 10th below High. 

St Andrew's, Rev. Thomas M. Clark, 8th above Spruce. 

St John's, Rev. George Boyd, D. D., Brown below 3d. 

St Luke's, Rev. Wm. W. Spear, 13th below Spruce. 

St Philip's, Rev. Edmund Neville, Vine below 8th. 

Epiphany, Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, D. D., Sch 8th and Chesnut. 

Grace, Rev. Wm. Suddards, 12th and Cherry. 

St Matthew's, Rev. J. M. Douglass, Francisville. 

Trinity, Rev. John Coleman, D. D., Catharine above 2d. 

Sw^edes, Rev. J. C. Clay, D. D., Swanson near Navy Yard. 

Church of the Ascension, Rev. Frederick Ogilby, Lombard 

above 11th. 
Church of the Evangelists, Rev. Thos. Quinan, 5th ab Catharine. 
Emanuel, Rev. J. Maxwell, Marlboro' ab Franklin (K). 

All Saints, , Fitzwater and Shippen lane. 

Church of the Nativity, , 11th and Washington. 

Advent Church, Rev. John Kerr, Old York road ab Tamany. 

friends' MEETING-HOUSES. 

S E 4th and Mulberry ;* Washington sq. :* S 12th below Mar- 
ket ; cor 9th and Spruce ;* S W Gth and Noble : Cherry bet 4th 
and 5th ; cor Green and 4th. Those marked thus * are orthodox. 

GERMAN REFORMED. 

Rev. J. F. Berg, Race helow^ 4th, 

Rev. Helffenstein, School and Edward. 

Rev, Henry Bibighaus, D. D., St John below Green, 



PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. XXV 

INDEPENDENT. 

Rev. John Chambers, S Broad below Chesnut. 
jews' synagogues. 

Isaac Leeser, Cherry near 3d. 
— — Adelphi street. 

LUTHERAN. 

St John's, Rev. P. F. Mayer, D. D., Race above 5th. 

St Matthew's, Rev. Theophilus Storke, New below 4th. 

St Michael's, Rev. Englebert Peixotto, 5th and Apple Tree al. 

Zion, Rev. C. R. Demme, D. D., 4th and Cherry. 

St Paul's, Brown and St John. 

mariners'. 
Bethel, (Methodist) Shippen and Swanson. 
Mariners', (Eastburn) Rev. Orson Douglas, Water n Chesnut. 

METHODIST EPISCOPAL. 

St George"S, 4th below Vine. 

St John street, St John above Beaver. 

Ebenezer, Christian below 4th. 

Kensington, Queen and Marlborough. 

Salem, Juniper and Lombard. 

Union, 4th above Market. 

Nazareth, 13th near Vine. 

Fifth street, 5th near Green. 

St Paul's, Catharine bet 6th and 7th. 

New Market street, New Market above Laurel. 

Western, Sch 3d below Walnut. 

Trinity, 8th above Race. 

Eighth street, 8th and Noble. 

Twelfth street, 12th near Poplar. 

Wharton street, Wharton above 3d. 

Fairmount, near Fairmount. 

Independent, Rev. J. Keller, Sch 6th and St Joseph avenue. 

Sanctuary, Rev. James Flannery, 5th above George. 

Parrish street, Parrish above 7th. 

Cohocksink, Germantown road and 5th. 

First German, New Market above Brown. 

Bethlehem Home Mission, Callowhill bet Sch 3d and 4th. 

METHODIST PROTESTANT. 

First, Rev. Thomas H. Stockton, 11th and Wood. 
Ebenezer, Marlborough and West (K). 
Brickmakers', Sch 3d above Chesnut. 
Southwark Mission, 4th and German. 

MORAVIAN. 

Rev. Emmanuel Rondthaler, Bread and Race. 
3 



XXVI PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS^ 

NEW JERUSALEM. 

Fourth street, below German. 
Locust street, above 8th. 

PRESBYTERIAN. 

First, Rev. Albert Barnes, Washington square. 

Second, Rev. C. C. Cuyler, D. D., N 7th near Arch. 

Third, Rev. Thomas Brainerd, 4th and Pine. 

Fourth, Rev, Wm. Loughridge, 12th and Lombard. 

Fifth, M. La Rue P. Thompson, Arch above 10th. 

Sixth, Rev. Jos. H. Jones, Spruce near 6th. 

Seventh, Rev. Willis Lord, Broad above Chesnut. 

Scots, Rev. Alexander Macklin, Spruce above 3d. 

Ninth, Rev. Archibald Tudehope, Sch 7th and George. 

Tenth, Rev. Henry A. Boardman, 12th and Walnut. 

Eleventh, Rev. John L. Grant, Vine below 13th. 

Twelfth, Rev. Wm. Ramsey, Cedar above 11th. 

Central, Rev. John McDowell, D. D., 8th and Cherry. 

Central, (N L) Rev. Anson Rood, Coates above 3d 

Cumberland, Rev. H. S. Porter, 7th above Wood. 

Western, Rev, Elias J. Richards, Sch 6th and Filbert. 

-First, (N L) Rev, Ezra Stiles Ely, Buitonwood near 6th. 

North, Rev. Thomas L, Janeway, 6th above Green. 

•First, (S) Rev. Robert Adair, German above 2d. 

Assembly, Rev. John H. Smaltz, Moym'g road and Christian. 

Fairmount, Rev. Charles Brown. 

Cohocksink, Rev. Daniel Easton, Ger road above 6th. 

Union, Rev. James W. Stewart, 13th below Spruce. 

■Clinton street. Rev. Joel Parker, D. D., 10th and Chnton. 

First Associate, Rev. Chauncey Webster, Walnut above 4th, 

Second Associate, Rev. Joseph T. Cooper, Franklin ab Green. 

First Reformed, Rev. Sam'l B. Wylie, D. D., and Rev. T. W. 

J, Wylie, 11th below Market, 
Second Reformed, Rev. Samuel Stevenson, Fairmount. 
Reformed, Rev. James M. Wilson, Cherry near 11th. 
Reformed, S. O. Wylie, 13th and Race. 
First Associate Reformed, Rev. J. B. Dales, 13th ab Market. 
Second Associate, Rev. J. B, ScouUer, Lombd between Sch 3d 

and 4th. 
Third Associate, Rev, J, C. Lyons, F rd ab Frankhn (K). 

UNITARIAN, 

•First, Rev, W, H. Furness, 10th and Locust. 

UMVERSALIST. 

First, Asher Moore, Lombard above 4th. 
Second, C. C. Burr, Callowhillbelow 5th. 
Third, PhcenLx above Frankford road. 



PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.. XXYII, 

BURYING GROUNDS AND CEMETERIES. 

Franklin, (Free) S 5th below Prune. 

Jews, N W Blackberry alley and Spruce. 

Lafayette, Federal between 9th and 10th. 

Laurel Hill, Ridge road near Schuylkill Falls,. 

Mackpelah, Prime near 10th. 

Monument, Broad above Master. 

Moravian, N W Lawrence and Vine. 

Mutual, Prime near 10th. 

Philanthrophic, Pas&yunk road below County Prison* 

Ronaldson's, Shippen between 9th and 10th. 

LIBRARIES. 

Athenaeum, S W 5th and Chesnut. 

Foreign Literature and Science, S W 5th and Chesnut. 

Friends, 84 Arch, up stairs. 

Harrison, Christian above 9th. 

Mercantile, 134 Chesnut. 

Northern Liberty, 260 N 3d. 

Philadelphia, N E corner 5th and Library. 

PLACES OF AMUSEMENT. 

Arch street Theatre, 219 Arch. 
Chesnut street Theatre, 201 Chesnut. 
Musical Fund Hall, 60 Locust. 
National Circus, Chesnut near 9th. 
Philadelphia Circus, Walnut above 8th. 
Philadelphia Museum, N E 9th and George.. 
Walnut street Theatre, N E 9th and Walnut, 

TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES IN PHILADELPHIA. 

Delavan T A Society, Henry Stryker, President, Sam'l S. 
Reed, Secretary, HaUin Cherry street above Sixth, south side. 
Meetings every Saturday evening. 

Jefferson T A Society of Northern Liberties, D. McGinley, 
President, Thomas Walton, Secretary, Hall S E cor of Brown 
and Second, entrance from Brown. Meetings every even- 
ing. A meeting is held once a month in the Saloon of the Tem- 
perance Hall in Third street, near Green, generally on the first 
Thursday. 

Washington Temperance Society of Philadelphia, Hall in 
Union street, above Third, south side. Meetings every Sunday 
evening. 

Washington Temperance Society of Northern Liberties, Thos. 
Williamson, President, V, Sleeper, Secretary, Hall in Old York 
toad below Callowhill street. Meetings every Sunday, Tuesday, 
and Friday evenings. A religious meeting every Sunday at 3 
o'clock, P. M. 

Spring Garden Temperance Benevolent Society, Sam'l Row- 



XXVUl PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 

ard, President, Stacy Taylor, Secret'y, Hall in Ridge road above 
Cailcwhill street, west side. Meetings every Monday and Thurs- 
day evenings. A meeting for worstiip every Sunday morning, 
afternoon, and evening. 

Seamen's Bethel Temperance Society, Thomas Porter, Sea- 
men's Missionary, 229 S 3d street, Hall in Front st bet Spruce 
and Pine, east side. Meetings every Sunday evening. Also, 
meetings for worship every Sunday morning and afternoon. 

John Hancock T B Society of Moyaniensing, Rob. E. Shultz, 
Pres't, Samuel Keys, Sec'y, Hall in Shippen street above 9th. 
Meetings every Monday evening. 

Howard T B Society of Southwark, Hall in Shippen above 2d, 
south side. Meetings every Monday evening. 

Washington and Penn T A Society, of East Kensington, Hall 
in Shackamaxon street below Franklin, east side. 

George Fox T A Society, of West Kensington, Hall junction 
of Germantown road and Second street. 

Ladies Temperance Union of the City and County, Mrs. H. 
Clement, First Directress. Business meetings on the first Mon- 
day of every month, at 3 P. M., in the Lecture Room of Dr. 
McDowell's church corner of Cherry and Eighth. Also a pubUc 
meeting at least once in every month, time and place to appear 
in the papers. 

Philadelphia City and County Temperance Convention, H. 
Ward, Pres't, C. F. Folwell, Sect'y, Delavan Hall, Cherry ab 
6th. Regular meetings last Wednesday evening in every month. 

SONS OF TEMPERANCE. 

The Grand Division of the State of Pennsylvania, 

organized April 26, 1844, meets Quarterly at their 

Hall in Chestnut Street. 

Thos. B. Florence, G. W. P. 
Geo. Crosby, G. S. 

THE CHARACTER AND DESIGN OF THE ORDER OF THE 
"SONS OF TEMPERANCE." 

For a number of years past, a great work has been spreading 
over the world, with the purpose of removing the many and 
dreadful evils of intemperance, by abolishing the use of intoxica- 
ting liquors as a drink. The success of this enterprise has been 
wonderful. Its blessed results will commemorate the age in which 
we live. The design of the Order of the Sons of Temperance 
is to advance this important work, and to give greater security 
and permanence to the blessings it confers on individuals. 

To prevent the sober from contracting habits of intemperance 
— to arrest the moderate drinker, and induce him to abandon his 
practice — to extend the hand of encouragement and friendship to 



SONS OF TEMPERANCE. XXIX 

the reformed inebriate — to support and confirm each other in the 
path of temperance and virtue — and to extend reUef to the sick 
and needy, without making their charities a premium for indolence 
and vice — are the designs of this beautiful Order. 

No one is admitted into the Order until he has signed the 
pledge of total abstinence. Each member pays a weekly contri- 
bution to establish a fund, from which, in case of sickness, he 
draws not less than three dollars per week, and in case of his 
death, his family receive thirty dollars. If a member should 
lose his wife by the visitation of death, he is entitled to fifteen dol- 
lars towards defraying funeral expenses. Meetings are held 
weekly. It is the duty of the members to look after and encour- 
age each other in the observance of the pledge, and in the prac- 
tice of all the virtues. Temperance alone is not regarded as suf- 
ficient to establish a good character. On the contrary, strict 
morality is enjoined by the terms of membership. 

They have certain forms and passwords to guard against impo- 
sition, but no oaths, and no obligations to interfere in the slightest 
degree with their domestic, social, religious, or political relations. 
'* Love, Purity and Fidelity," embrace the end and aim, the soul 
and substance of the Institution. From the meetings, all subjects 
are precluded that have not strict reference to their avowed de- 
sign. The meetings are conducted with seriousness and decorum,, 
becoming the important purpose in view. 

The Order of the Sons of Temperance is not designed to take 
the place of other temperance associations. On the contrary, 
most of their members are also active members of the ordinary 
Temperance Societies, and many of them, we doubt not, are the 
more active, in consequence of their connexion with the Order. 

One of the most serious obstructions in the way of the temper-, 
ance cause, is the frequent relapse of men who had signed the 
pledge, into their former habits. The cause has suffered much 
reproach on this account. It is believed that this Order is well 
calculated to lessen the evil, by throwing additional securities 
about the footsteps of reformed inebriates, and surrounding them 
with friends whose helping hand is constantly extended. It is 
mostly in cities and towns, where the temptations to drink abound, 
that these discouraging defections take place. — And it is in cities 
and towns that this Order is best calculated to flourish. In the 
country, drunkards are fewer, temptations less abundant, and the 
opportunities of temperance societies to extend care over their 
members are more ample. 

Experience has proved that some men need to be constantly 
reminded of the obligation of the temperance pledge, in order to 
maintain the observance of it. The ordinary temperance associa- 
tions do not impose on such persons a sufficient degree of restraint, 
and are not always able to watch over all their members. The 
organization of the Sons of Temperance remedies these evils by 
requiring more strict supeXYisioAi oy^yits m.Qmber?i 9,nd practising 
P. 



XXX SONS OF TEMPERANCE. 

a rigid enforcement of its discipline. They are not liable to for- 
get their obligations. Besides, they have a pecuniary interest at 
stake, which is found, in many instances, to exercise a salutary 
influence. 

They exercise no restraint whatever over their members, but 
that which enjoins temperance and moraUty. Any one who is 
dissatisfied may withdraw at any moment. 

The following are the titles and numbers of the Divisions now 
organised in Pennsylvania : 

JVame. JVo. Location:- County. Time and Place of Meeting. 

Philadelphia, 1, Philad. City, Philad'a. Mo. 115 S. 2d. 

Washington, 2, " " " W. G.D. room Masonic Hall. 

Hope, 3, " " " Tu. do. do. 

Pennsylvania,... 4, " " " Th. do. do. 

Franklin 5, " " " Th. 115S.2d. 

Penn, 6, Bethlehem,. . North'n. 

Lehigh, 7, Allentovvn,.. Lehigh, Tu. 

George Taylor, . . 8, Easton, North'n. Th. 

Washington, 9, Carlisle, Cunib'd. Th. 

Central, 10, Harrisburg,.. Dauphin.Th. 

Fidelity, 11, Hollidaysb'g. Hunt'n, 

Union, 12, Philadelphia, Philad'a. Fri. 2d and Brown. 

Marshall, 13, " " Sat. tjth and Haines. 

Niagara, 14. " " Fri. G.D.room Masonic Hall. 

Good Samaritan, 15, " " Tu. Ridge Road above 13th. 

Olive Branch, . . .16, Doylestown, Bucks,. . Th. 
Standing Stone,.. 17, Huntingdon, Hunt'n. 

Columbia, 18, Columbia,. . . Lancast. Tu. 

Friendship, 19, Philadelphia, Philad'a. Tu. 12th and Filbert. 

Crystal Fount,... 20, " " Mo. G.D. room Mas. Hall 

Hierophant, 21, " " Th. 6lh and CallowhilK 

Delaware, 22, New Hope,. . Bucks, .. Sat. 

Craneville, 23, Craneville,. . Lehigh,.. 

Newtown, 24, Newtown, . . Bucks, .. Sat. 

Spring Garden,. .25, Philadelphia, Philad'a. Tu. 10th and Callowhill. 

Standard, 26, Chester, Dclaw'e. Fn. 

Gnadenhutton,...27, MauchCh'k., Carbon, 

Wyoming, 28, Wilkesbarre, Luzerne, 

Independence,. . .29, Philadelphia, Philad'a Tu. Carpenter n. 6th Southw: 
Hand-in-Hand,. .30, " " W. 2d and Brown. 

Northampton,. . .31, Easton, North'n. 

Dauphin, 32, Harrisburg,.. Dauphin, 

Marion, 33, Attleborn',... Bucks,.. Sat. 

Integrity, 34, Philadeljihia, Philad'a. Fri. Ridge Road ^bove 13th 

Schuylkill, 35, " " Mo. 12th and Filbert. 

Fredonia, 36, " " Tu. 2d and Brown. 

Norristown, ....37, Norristown, Montg'y. 

Meridian Sun,. . .38, Philadelphia, Philad'a. Wed. 12th and Filbert. 

Beacon Light, . ..39, Carbondale,. Luzerne, 

Conshohocken, . .40, Conshohoc'n. Montg'y. Sat, 

Phoenix, . .41, Reading, Berks, . . Sat. 

Pittsburgh, 42, Pittsburgh,. . Alleg'y. 

Jefferson, 43, Philadelphia, Philad'a. Mon. Carpenter n. 6th So. 

Anthracite, 44, Beaver Mead. Carbon. 

Howard, 45, Philad'a Philad'a. 

Perseverance,... .46 do. do. 



CITY GOVERNMENT. 

Peter McCall, Mayor, corner 5th and Chesnut. 
Richard Vaux, Recorder, State House Row. 
CorneUus Stevenson, Treasurer, cor 5th and Chesnut. 
Robert H. Smith, City Clerk, cor 5th and Chesnut. 
Edward Olmstead, SoUcitor, S 5th above Walnut. 
Owen Bailey, Mayor's Clerk. 
Lieutenant of Police, James Young. 
Second Lieutenant, J. Henry Bulkley. 

MEMBERS OF SELECT COUNCIL. 

Wm. M. Meredith, President— John P. Wetherill, Wm. Mor- 
ris, Charles Gilpin, Thomas P. Cope, John Trucks, Joseph R. 
Chandler, Gideon Scull, Algernon S. Roberts, Thos. C. Rock- 
hill, Abm. J. Lewis, Isaac Elliott. Clerk, Henry Helmuth, 53 
South Fifth street. 

COMMON COUNCIL. 

Samuel Norris, President — Isaac Barton, Thomas Snowden, 
Henry C. Corbit, George Campbell, Jacob SennefF, Andrew R. 
Chambers, John Devereux, Jacob E. Hagert, John Agnew, Ja- 
cob Amos, Archibald Campbell, Wm. H. Hart, Saunders Lewis. 
Dan'l L. Miller, J. Rodman Paul, Thos. Robbins, Edmund Wil- 
cox, Edmund A. Souder, James J. Boswell. Clerk, T. Birch, jr. 

Treasurer of the Girard Trust — Charles S. Smith, S Fifth near 

Chesnut. 
City Commissioners — Adam Traquair, President, S W 5th and 

Chesnut, Thos. K. Wallace, and Lane Schofield. John Diehl, 

Commissioner of City Property. 
Regulators and Surveyors — Samuel Hains, S 5th near Chesnut. 

Marine, T. W. Chandler, Assistant. 
Hisrh Constables — J Young, Chas. Downer, John Walker, Jas. 

W. Moore. 
Collectors of Water Rents — James Hickey, George W, Gilling- 

ham, Thomas Millar. 
Superintendent for Cleansing the City — Henry Bickley, Locust 

below Sch 5th. 
Clerks of High street MarTtet—V eiex Conrad, 93 Filbert, and 

James Gladines, S W Little Water and Lombard. Clerk W 

of Tenth st, James Stille. 
Clerk of Second street Market— Hemy B. Gillingham, 65 Cedar. 
Sheriff for City and County — Morton McMichael, State House 

Row, house, Filbert above Broad. 
Coroner for City and County— F. Brelsford, 178 S 11th and 6th 

above Fitzwater. 
County Commissioners — Joshua Andrews, Phihp Justus, and T. 

D. Grover. Clerk, James C. Justus. 

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XXXI] CITY GOVERNMENT. 

Treasurer — Penrose Ash. 

Auditors— \N m. W. Weeks, A. R. Peale, and H. D. Steever. 
Office, State House, west wing, up stairs. 

Aldermen, Assessors, hispectors of Election, Justices of the Peace, 
Constables, &c., chosen at the Spring Elections in the various 
Wards and Townships of the City and County. Aldermen 
and Justices are elected for five years, and other officers for one 
year ensuing. There was no election this year (1845) for Al- 
dermen in Cedar, First, Second, and Fourth Wards. 

Board of Co7itrollers — John Miller, President. Thomas B. Flo- 
rence, Secretary. 

First Section. Geo. M. Wharton, Geo. Emlen, Jr., William S. 
Perot, Thos. G. HoUingsworth, Geo. H. Burgin, M. D., Jas. 
J. Barclay, Theodore Cuyler. 

Second Sec. John C. Smith, John Miller, Wm. F. Ireland. 

Third Sec. Wm. J. Crans, H. O'Donnell. 

Fourth Sec. Joseph Yeager, Michael D. Wartman. 

Fifth Sec. Jacob Shearer. 

Sixth Sec. G. F. Calmont. 

Seventh and Eighth Sees. Louis Crousillat. 

Ninth Sec. Francis Lyons. 

Tenth Sec. Peter Rambo and Samuel Grice. 

Eleventh Sec. Alexander M. Macpherson. 

Professors in High 5'c^ooZ-^Principal, John S. Hart, LL D. 

Department of B'elle Lettres, John Frost, A. M. 

Mathematics, Wm. Vodges and Otis Kendall. 

French and Spanish, F. A. Bregy. 

Natural History, Henry McMurtrie, M. D. 

Latin and Greek, Henry Haverstick. 

Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, James C. Booth. 

Drawing and Writing, George J. Becker. 

Aldermen for the Ci^y— Cedar Ward. Rob't E. Johnston, 238 

South 7th street. 
Chesnut Ward. Joel Cook, 189 Chesnut. 
Dock Ward. Chauncey Bulkley, 20 Prune. 
High or Market Ward. Joshua Mitchell, 17 N 6th. 
Locust Ward. Jno. A. White, Locust above Juniper. 
Lower Delaware Ward. Peter Christian, 87 N 3d. 
Middle Ward. Armon Davis, 20 S 7th. 
New Market. Elisha Crowell, 176 S 3d. 
North Ward. John Thompson, 401 Market. 
North Mulberry Ward. John Wile, 131 N 13th. 
Pine Ward. John B. Kenney, 10 Comptroller. 
South Ward. George Griscom, 32 S 7th. 
South Mulberry or Arch Ward. Jacob Snider. 70 N 8th. 
LTpper Delaware Ward. Christopher Brazer, 69 N 5th. 
Walnut Ward. Thomas D. Smith, 116 Walnut. 



CITY GOVERNMENT. XXXIU 

Judges, Assessors, Inspectors, and Constables of City Wards — 
Cedar — Jas. Remington, Judge; John Lindsay, Ass'r ; Wm. 

Elliott and R. E. tSheelhy, Ins'rs; J. R. Moore, Constable. 
Chesnnt — Rob't McCrory, Judge ; Wm. L. Boggs, Ass'r; G. 

W. Watson and H. M. Cole, Ins'rs ; Jas. Crawford, Con. 
Dock — H. Binney, Jr., Judge ; S. H. Simmons, Ass'r: J. W, 

Paul and B. F. Mifflin, Ins'rs; Ed. Schlemm, Constable. 
High or Market — Wm. L. Ward, Judge ; N . T. Barou.x, Ass.; 

R. Hazelton and L. G. Thomas, Ins'rs; P. Steinmetz, Con. 
Locust — J. Rutherford, Jr., Judge ; John Hicks, Ass'r; T. 

H. Snyder and J. M. Harris, Ins'rs; Edw, Clark, Con. 
Lower Delaware — T. Clark, Judge; J. Loudenslager, Ass'r ; 

J. T. Thomas and A. Leonard, Ins'rs; E. G. Wood, Con. 
Middle— Wm. Struthers, Judge; S. D. Breed, Ass'r ;^ G. F. 

Jones and T. B. Lovaire, Ins'rs; Wm. Garrigues, Con. 
New Market — C. Morris, Judge; Wm. Richardson, Ass'r; 

F. A. Trego and Wm. K. Smith, Ins'rs; W. Delany, Con. 
North — John McCall, Judge ; A. Harper, Ass'r ; Wm. Yard 

and J. T. Rowand, Ins'rs; Samuel Day, Con. 
N. Mulberry — Wm. S. Peters, Judge; 1'hos. Marsh, Ass'r; 

Jas. Pugh and Wm. G. Mentz, Ins'rs ; J. Hansberry, Con. 
Pine — Burgin and Gilbert (tie vote), Judge ; Thos. J. Hemp- 
hill, Ass^'r; B. Jeffries and C. J. Smith, Ins'rs; Jacob P. 

Wolfe, Constable. 
South— Wm. P. Blight, Judge ; Geo. S. Fisher, Ass'r; J. A. 

Riston and J. Parham, Jr., Ins'rs; Jos. Greer, Con. 
S. Mulberry — Sam'l Johnson, Judge ; Wm. Hughes, Ass'r ; 

H. Beck and Peter Rodgers, Ins'rs; Wells Walton, Con. 
Upper Delaware — Jas. Longhead, Judge ; N. B. Leidy, Ass'r; 

J. McDowell and C. F. Folwell, Ins'rs; H. Roberts, Con. 
Walnut — Wm. F. Boone, Judge; Wm. B. Chambers, Ass'r; 

T. C. Steele and H. M. PhiUips, Ins'rs; M. Naylor, Con. 

COUNTY— NORTHERN LIBERTIES. 
John BelsterHng, Mayor, 134 New Market. 
Jacob Mintzer, Treasurer. John Miller, Clerk, 

Aldermen— 1st Ward— Jno. F. Fenner, 213 N Front. 

Second— John Conrad, 208 N 3d. 

Third — John Laws, 74 Green. 

Fourth— George Erety, 288 N 3d. 

Fifth— William F. Ireland, 50 Brown. 

Sixth— John Apple, 33 Apple. 

Seventh-7-Thomas Walton. 

Judges, Assessors, Inspectors, and Constables, of the Wards~- 
First — P. Armbruster, judge; WiUiam Berger, ass'r; E. H. 

Murphy and J. J. Kee, ins'rs ; D. Dillinger, constable. 
Second — Edw, T. Mott, judge ; J. L. Loudenslager, ass'r ; S. 

L. McKinney and J, Watson, ins'rs ; Abm. G, High, con. 



XXXIV G I T Y GOVERNMENT . 

Third— D. K. Miller, judge ; F. F. Johnson, a?s'r ; C. Kensill 

and T. M. Ross, ins'rs; Allen Voorhes, constable. 
Fourth— Franklin Lee, judge; Benj. vStimble, ass'r; Wm. B. 

Maun and J. Kiesley, ins'rs; C. H. Roberts, con. 
Fifth — J. W. Watson, judge ; Wm. Kensil, ass'r; D. Vickers 

and J. Little, ins'rs; Joseph Abel, con. 
Sixth — J. V. Rink, judge; A. Brown, ass'r; D. W. CoUpm 

and Edvv. Mentz, ins'rs; Nathan Lukens, con; 
Seventh — W. G. Knganian, judge ; A. Coffman, ass'r; S. D. 

Anderson andD. Grim, ins'rs; (GJeo. Painter, con. 

KENSINGTON. 

Treasurer— John Taylor. Clerk, Wm. F. Small. 

Aldermen — First Ward — Sam'l Weyant, Frank' d road & Allen. 
Second — Isaac Boileau, 538 North Second. 
Third — Hugh Clark, North Fourth near Master, 
Fourth — John Clouds. 
Fifth — Richard M. Eyre, Queen below Warren. 

Jud^res, Assessors, Inspectors, and Constables of the Wards — • 

First — Wm. Davis, judge; Charles Delany, ass'r; Wm. C. 
Rohman and C. C. Watson, ins'rs; Saunders Gavitt, con. 

Second — D. Lewellen, judge; S. C. Cox, ass'r; J. D. Camp- 
bell and J. C. Kimball, ins'rs; Edw. McCoy, con. 

Third— Geo. F. Bates, judge ; Elisha Lovett, ass'r; C. B. F. 
O'Neiland Wm. Freeheller, ins'rs; Rob't Cams, con. 

Fourth — W. West, judge; J. Smith, ass'r; Wm. G. Snyder 
and Jacob Robson, ins'rs; Jos. D. Wllkins, con. 

Fifth — J. V. Kellinger, judge ; J. Moser, jr., ass'r; S. Hasted 
and Wm. Banoldt, ins'rs; Chas. Lukemire, con. 

SPRING GARDEN. 
Treasurer — Samuel D. Patterson. Clerk, Wm. Roderfield. 

Alderme7i—F\xsi Ward— Geo. W, Ash, 194 North Sixth. 

Second— Martin Lutz, 14 Ridge rd and 443 Vine 

Third^ — Thomas Cummings. 

Fourth— Wm. Galloway, 4 Hermitage Place.. 

Judges, Assessors, hispectors, and Constables of the Wards — - 
First — Wm. Whaland, judge ; Addis Hays, ass'r ; G, Voneida 

and R. T. Pancost, ins'rs; G. W, Jackson, con. 
Second — Edw. Miller, judge ; Jno. G. Moore, ass'r ; John W. , 

Young and Jos. A. Dean, ins'rs; Jos. H. Smile, con. 
Third — ^Henry Young, judge ; John Conhn, ass'r ; T. Boyd 

and Alex. Wilson, ins'rs ; Francis Lake, con. 
Fourth — Francis Durfor, judge ; D. Cramer, ass'r ;. J. L, Fox 

and Jer. Berrill, ins'rs ; Jon. McGarge, con. 

SOUTHWARK. 
Treasurer — D. F. Condie. Clerk, John Oakford. 



CITY GOVERNMENT* XXXV 

Aldermen^-Yirst Ward — Richard Palmer, 64 Shippen. 
Second — Charles Hortz, 103 Queen. 
Third — James Sanders, 252 South Fourth. 
Fourth — Nathan'l McKinley, Sixth above Queen. 
Fifth— D. L. Donaldson. 

Judges, Assessors, Inspectors, and Constables of the TVardsr— 
P'irst— F. A. Blake, judge; T. B. Wade, ass'r; C. S, Close 

and J. B. Herron, ins'rs ; Richard Berry, con. 
Second — J. Thompson, judge; D. S. Paul, ass'r; J. Elliott 

and R. Leich, jr., ins'rs; J. D. McClain, con. 
Third — H. H. Redstreke, judge; G. M. Crapp, ass'r; J. L. 

Hamblinand J. Albright, ins'rs; Dan. Kelly, con. 
Fourth — J as. Bayne, judge ; Wrn. Harper, jr., ass'r ; Ephraim 

Palmer and Hen. Lavelle, ins'rs; John Towell, con. 
Fifth— Wm. McCully, judge ; J. W. Smith, ass'r ; W. Sheer 

and John Potts, ins'rs; Sam'l Gilfry, con. 

MOYAMENSING. 

Treasurer — John McCann. Clerk, J. M. Raybold. 

Aldermen — First Ward — John D. HofTner, 221 South Sixth. 
Second — James W. Fletcher, Morris ab Christian. 
Third— Daniel McClain. 
Fourth — William McCaully. 

Judges., Assessors, Inspectors, and Constables of the Wards — 

First — John Paisly, judge; Mat. M. Rogers, ass'r ; George 
McGonigal and J. Whartnaby, ins'rs; Abm. Megary, con. 

Second — Peter Nugent, judge ; Mahlon Gilbert, ass'r; G. W. 
Palmer and D. Stewart, ins'rs ; James Maynes, con. 

Third — Jos. Stewart, judge ; A. McElwee, ass'r ; Wm. Self- 
ridge and Edw. Dowling, ins'rs; Jas. McCullum, con. 

Fourih — Abm. De Hart, judge; Geo. HoUick, ass'r; G. M. 
Whartnaby and Ar. Hughes, ins'rs; George Field, con. 

LIFE AND TRUST COMPANIES. 
The Girard Life Insurance, Annuity, and Trust Company of 
Philadelphia, 159 Chesnut street. B. VV. Richards, President, 
John F. James, Treasurer and Actuary. 

The Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives and Grant- 
ing Annuities, 66 VValnut. Hyman Gratz, President, Wm, 
' B. Hill, Actuary. 

National I-oan Fund and Life Assurance Company of I^ondon. 
William Peter, Esq., British Consul, Agent, (>8 S Fourth. 

Gl(^e Insurance and Trust Company, 435 N 2d. James Marsh, 
President, Jonathan Alden, Cashier. 

Southern Insurance and Trust Company, S W cor 2d & Spruce. 
George K. Childs, President, Wm. Smith, Cashier. 



BANKING INSTITUTIONS. 

BANK OF NORTH AMERICA— Chesnut bet 3d and 4tb. 

Chartered 1781. Capital 1,000,000 Dollars. Discount days Mon. and Thttrs; 
J. Richardson, pres't, J. Hockley, cashier. 

Directors.— Ji^hn Richardson, James C.Hand, Stephen Baldwin, Jno. Grigff, 
Wm. S. Boyd, Henry Sloan, M. S. Hallowell. Thos. T. Lea, Jno. B. Budd, E. 
Yarnall, Thomas M. Smith. Notary, Samuel Badger. 

BANK OF NORTHERN LIBERTIES— Vine bet 2d and 3d. 

Chartered 1813. Capital 500,000 Dollars. Discount days Monday and Friday. 
R. L. Pitfield, pres't, S. W. Caldwell, cashier. 

Directors.— R. L. Pitfield, J. W. Norris, M. Magrath, Joseph Jeanes, Joshua 
Lippincott, Thomas Hart. Dexter Stone, A. C. Barclay, E. W. Keyser, Charles 
J. Sutter, John Naglee, D. Kirkpatrick, John Patterson, James Starr, Joseph R. 
Jenks. Notary, John H. Frick. 

BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA— S 2d bet Chesnut & Walnut 

Chartered 179:^ Capital 2,-500.000 Dollars. Discount days Wednesday and Sat- 
urday. Joseph Troiter, pres't, George Philler, cashier. 

Directors.— 3<i»eph Trotter, Jacob R. Smith, H. N. Burroughs, Gideon Scull, 
M. D. Lewis. Will. H. Dillingham. Benjamin Jones, jr., John Farnum, George 
N. Baker, Wm. Geisse, James Martin, Wm. J. Leiper. Notary, A. B. Cum- 
mings. 

BANK OF PENN TOWNSHIP— Corner of 6th and Vine. 

Chartered 18-26. Capital 2.50,000 Dollars. Discount days Wednesday and Sat- 
urday. Elijah Dallett, pres't, James Russell, cashier. 

Directors.— Elijah Drtllett, Robert H. Huston. Gabriel Knecht, John Dallett, 
Jos. S. Medara, David Woelpper, Wm. P. Sharpless, George H. Miller. Elijah 
Pickering, John H. Campbell, Benjamin Davis, D.B. Hinman, Samuel Bispham. 
Notary, William O. Kline. 

BANK OF THE UNITED STATES— Chesnut bet 4th and 5th. 

Chartered 1836. Capital 35,000.000 Dollars. Jas. Robinson, Pres't, Hermarj 
Cope, Superinfendani of Suspendf'il Deht , „ , ., , , ,, „. 

Djrct^or^.— James Robertson, Wm. W. Haly, Wm. L. Rehn, Lloyd Mitflm, 
Charles W. Brooke, Samuel W. Lippincott, Sears C. Walker, Ca'vin BIythe, 
Charles S. Folwell, John Struthers, Henry Toland, John Meredith, .las. Aanew, 
John C. Boyd, John Steele, Jon. Roberts, Sam'l D. Ingham, and John Barnitz. 

COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA— 81 Market st. 
Charter renewed 184.5. Capital 1.000,000 Dollars. Discount days Monday and 
Friday. James Dundns, pms't, J. J. Pope, cashier. 

Directors.— 3 nmes Diuidas, C. P. Wagner. Wm. Lynch, George FhIpp. Rob- 
ert S. Jo'hnson, Samuel Brooks, Daniel Haddock, jr., Mathew Conrad, William 
Musser. Wm. Wainwricht, James Le Fevre, George Campbell, James R. Gem- 
mill. Notary, Edward Hurst. 

FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK— Chesnut bet 4th and 5th. 
Chartered 18t'4. Capital 1,250,000 Dollars. Discount days Tuesday and Fri- 
day. Joseph Taggeri, pres't. Wm. Patton. jr., cashier. 

Directors.— 3i>feph Tatigert. Henry White, Francis Tate, Seth Craige, A. E. 
Borie, J. Ashurst, I R Davis, A. R. Chambfrs, I. S. Waterman, S. A. Mercer, 
John Tucker, Joseph W. Throckmorton, Benjamin A. Farnham. Notary, Sam- 
uel Badger. 

GIKARD BANK— Assignees' Office 82 Walnut. 
Chartered 1832— extended and capital incrensed 1836. Capital ,5,000,000 Dol- 
ars, nnd alt paid. Charier! S. B.iker, pres't, W. D. Lewis, cashier. 

Dirf.ctors.— VUnr\Ks S. Boker, Henry J. Boiler, Jas. Harper, Romulus Riggs, 

Christian Knepss, Thomas Priicheit, Edmund Wilcox, William M. Muzzey, Jno. 

G. Wheian, Samuel Hood, William M. Clarke. A. H. Julian, Edwin Coolidge. 

KENSINGTOxN BANK— Beach bel Maiden. 

Re-chartered for 15 years in 1836. Capital 2.50,000 Dollars. Discount days 

Tuesday and Friday. Jonathan Wainwiight, pres't, Chailee Keen, cashier. 

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BANKING INSTITUTIONS. XXXVll 

Directors. — J. Wainwri^ht. John E. Keen, John M. Brown, Alexander Peter- 
son, George Landell, Andrew McHride, Michael D.iy, John Vaughan, Henry 
Crilley, Jiiines Keen, Samuel Megargee, George G. Weaver, L. Shmneck. No- 
rary, Francm J. Troobat. 

MANUFACTURERS & MECHANICS BANK, N. L.-Cor Vine & 3d. 

Chartered 1832. Capital 600,000. Discount days Tuesday and Friday. John 
Farr. prej<'t, M. W. Woodward, cashier. 

Directors. John Farr, John Welsh, jr., N. Randolph, John Phillips, D. S. 
.Miller, John Ross, Jesse Godley, Curwen Stoddart, E. L. Moss, Heniy Conrad, 
John Jordan, jr., A. W. Adunis, George W. Carpenter. Notary, Sam'l Badger. 

MECHANICS' BANK— S 3d bel Market (west side.) 
Chartered 1814. Capital 1,400,000 Dollars. Discount days Tuesday and Fri- 
day. Joseph B. Mitchell, pies't, William Thaw, Cashier. 

ZJzVecfor*.— Joseph B. Mitchell, William H. Hart, John Wright, R. C. Sea, 
Alex. Symington. E. D Wolfe, G. D. Rosengarten, Lewis Cooper, William M. 
Collins. B. W. Tingley, Fred. Lennig. Robert Steeii, F. N. Buck. Notary. F. 
J. Troubat. 

MOYAMENSING OR BANK OF COMMERCE— 2d & Chesnut. 

Chartered 18>2. t^apital 250,000 Dollars. Discount days Wednesday and Sat- 
urday. Peier A Keyser, pres't, James C Donnell, Cashier. 

Directors.— ? A Keyser, G Tolin. A W Thompson, J McAUi-ster, J Ripka, 
H Bohten. P Cullen. F A Fisher, E A Holmes. M Hulchms, S Miller, J Palmer, 
J Starr. Notary, Edward Hurst. 

PHILADELPHIA BANK— S W 4lh & Chesnut. 

Chartered 1824. Capital 2,000,000 Dollars. Discount days Mon. and Thurs. 
Samuel F Smith, pres't. John H Taylor, Cashier. 

Direct or s.—S F Smith, J Welsh. S W Jones. J R Evans. Wm Phillips J 
Longsirelh, Wm Worrell, R Patterson. U Campbell, R D Wood. E M Lewis, 
J W Claghorn, H C Corbit. Notary. Edward Hurst. 

SCHUYLKILL BANK— S E 6th & Market. 

Chartered 1814. Capital 1,0(10,000 Dollars. Discount daily. John P Weth- 
erill, president, , (Jashier. 

Directors. -i P W.-tlierill. R M ire. jr. (.' Stokes, John Gethin, O Sheridan. R 
Deinpsey, E Pryor, C Brouer. W Yardley, jr, J L Sharpe, H Culherwood, S 
Jones. John Trucks. Notary, 

SOUTHWARK BANK-S2d bel Cedar, west side. 

Chartered 1H25. Capital 2.50,000 Dollars. Discount days Monday and Thurs- 
day. T Sparks, president, Joseph S Smith, cashier. 

Director.-'.— T Sparks. [.. Clark. J Bak^r F Williamson, J Thompson. Benj'n 
Pevis. EC Knight, James Splicer J C Kartsher, D H Flickwir, R Clark, T D 
G rover, 1 Barnett. Notary. John W Nesbiit. 

WESTERN BANK-N W" 6th and Market. 

Chartered 1832. Capital .500,000 Dollars. Discount days Tuesday and Friday. 
Jciseph Paitersoii, president. Gforjje M Troiitnian. cashier. 

Dirccturs. — i Patter.son. J Twnddle, J K Worrell, \j M Trnutman. L Ryan, 
M Faiiersnn, J Yeaser. R Allen, W L Abbott, J Magee, F Hieskiil, D William- 
son, J W Kesier. Notary, Edward Hurst. 

STATE BANK AT CAMDEN. N. J.— Office 12 Church al, Phila. 
Chartered 1812. Capital 300.000 Dollars. Discount days Wednesday and Sat- 
■ rday. John Gill, president, A McCalla, cashier. 

/Jirectors.—J Gill, J W Cooper, J R Perry, S R Lippincoft, S C Champion. 



R Fellers C CStratton. 

Philadelphia Director 

R Fillers. Gillies Dalleit 



Philadelphia Directors.— J Good. J M Taylor, jr. Oliver Boyd, Benj Jonea. 
Notary. J H Porter, Camden, N J. 



The Philndflphia Loan Cnmpnvy. 6 Minor street. William Almindinger, 
president, Thomas J Hemphill, secretary. 

The Philailelphia Saving Fitnd Societv. 68 Walnut. Incorporated 25th of 
February, J8I1I. Open on Mmulays and Thursdays from 9 .\ M to I P M. «nd 
. Cjement C Biddle, president, George Greiner. Treasurer, 



Managers. 

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XXXVlll INSURANCE COMPANIES. 

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES. 

American, 72 Walnut, Wm. Davidson, Pres.; Fred'k. Fraley, Sec. 
County Fire, 248 N. 3d, Augustin Stevenson, President; Jacob 

F. Hoeckley, Secretary. 
Citizens Mutual Ins. Co. of Pemi., 152 Walnut, James Todd, 

President ; D. B. Poultney, Secretary. 
Fire Association, 34 N. 5th, Geo. W. Tryon, President ; Andrew 

Butler, Secretary. 
Franklin, 163| Chestnut, C. N. Bancker, President; C. G. 

Bancker, Secretary. 
Mutual Assurance, 54 Walnut, Rich'd. Willing, President ; Law- 
rence Davis, Tre. & Secretary. 
Fen7i. Fire Insurance, 134 Walnut, Q. Campbell, President; 

Benton Smith, Secretary. 
Philadelphia Contrihutionship, 96 S. 4th, incorporated March 25th, 

1752, James S. Smith, Treasurer & Secr'y. 
Reliance Mutual, S. W. cor. Walnut and 5th, Geo. W. Toland, 

President; B. M. Hinchman, Secretary. 
Southioark Fire Ins. Co., 74 Walnut, Geo. M. Hickhng, Pres't.; 

Jno. M'Collom, Secretary. 
Spring Garden Mutual, 196 N. 6th, Lawrence Shuster, Pres't.; 

Lewis Krumbhar, Secretary. 

FIRE AND MARINE. 
Columbia, 5 Exchange, C. N. Buck, Pres.; Jno. S. PhiUips, Sec. 
Delaware Mutual Safety Ins. Co., Gowen's Bd'gs. S. E. Dock 
and 3d, Wm. Martin, Pres't.; Wm. Eyre, Jr., V. P.; Wm. 

D. Sherrerd, Secr'y. 

Ins. Co. of the State of Pennsylvariia, 4 Exchange, Simeon Toby, 

President ; Wm. Harper, Secretary. 
North America, S. W. cor. Walnut and Dock, Jno. C. Smith, 

President; Arthur G. Coffin, Secretary. 

MARINE. 

American Muttial, N. E. cor. 3d and Walnut, Exchange Build- 
ings, Wm. Craig, Pres't.; J. P. Haven, Secr'y. 

Delaware, 3 Exchange Buildings, Joshua Emlen, Pres't. ; Jno. 
Donnaldson, Secr'y. 

Phoenix Mutual, 52 Walnut, John R. Wucherer, Pres't. ; David 
Lewis. Secr'y. 

Union Mutual, 6 Exchange Buildings, Rich'd. T. Smith, Pres't.; 
George Lewis, Secr'y. 

Washington Mutual, 48 Walnut, Chas. S. Riche, President; L. 
Kimball, Secretary. 

Associatio?i for the Belief of Disabled Firemen, S. W. cor. 5th 
and North, Chas. Scliaffer, Pres't.; Geo. W. Tryon, V. P.; 

E. A. Souder, Treasurer; Andrew Butler, Secretary; John 
Rutherford, Assistant Secretary. 

N. B. The officers meet on the 4th Tuesday evening of every 
month. 



OMNIBUSSES AND STAGES, 



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CITY OMNIBUSSES. 
From, the Mercfiants' Exchange, corner of Third and Walnut Sts. 

For Broad Street via 3d and Arch Streets. 

" " via 3d and Chestnut Streets. 

" " via 3d and Spruce Streets. 

" " via Walnut Street. 
Fairmount via Chestnut and Broad Streets. 
Girard College via Chestnut, 10th, and Coates. 
Kensington via 2d and Beach Streets. 

" via 2d and Frankford Road. 
Moyamensing r/a Chestnut and 6th Streets. 
Navy Yard via 2d Street. 

Norristown Railroad via Chestnut, 6th, and Green Streets. 
Richmond Village via 2d Street. 
Schuylkill Front Street via Chestnut Street. 

" " " via Market Street. 

Trenton Depot via 2d and Frankford Road. 
West Philadelphia via Market Street. 
Mantua or Hamilton Village via Market Street. 

N. B. The above leave every 10 to 20 minutes, fare 6i cents, 
except West Philadelphia and Mantua, every hour, fare 10 cents. 

COUNTRY OMNIBUSSES AND STAGES. 



Destination. Office. 

Addisville, 130 North 2d st. 
AUentow^n, 104 Race st. 
Barrenhill, 138 Race st. 
Belvidere, 104 Race st. 
Bethlehem, 104 Race st. 
Blue Bell, 118 N. 3d st. 
Broad-Axe, 118 N. 3dst. 
Bustleton, 95 N. 2d, 
Cattawissa, 104 Race St. 
Chestnut Hill, 118 N. 3d. 
Danville, 104 Race. 
Darby, 4th below Market. 
Davisville, 130 N. 2d. 
Doylestown, 104 Race. 
193 N. 2d. 
Easton, 104 Race. 
Fox Chase, 193 :N. 2d. 
" 130 N. 2d. 
Frankford, 2d St.House b. Arch. 
Germantown, 118 N. 3d, 
Haddington, 6th below Market. 
Harrisburg, 104 Race. 
Hazleton, 104 Race. 
Hazleton, 95 N. 2d. 



Destination. Office. 

Hickory Town, 138 Race. 
Holmesburg, 95 N. 2d. 

2d St. House. 
Huntingdon, 130 N. 2d. 
Kennet Sq. Bulls H. Mk'tb.llth 
Lancaster, 104 Race. 
Manayunk, via Laurel Hill and 

Falls Schuylkill, 138 Race. 
Mauch Chunk, 95 N. 2d. 
104 Race. 
Milford, 104 Race. 
Montrose, 104 Race. 
Moorestown, Pa. 193 N. 2d. 
New Hope, 2d below Vine. 

130 N. 2d. 
Newtown, 104 Race. 
Northumberland, 104 Race. 
Owego, 104 Race. 
Pittsburg, 104 Race 
Plymouth, 138 Race. 
Pottstown, 104 Race «& 95 N.2d. 
Pottsville, 104 Race & 95 N. 2d. 
Reading, 104 Race. 
Rising Sun, 118 N. 3d. 



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OMNIBUSSES AND STAGES. 



Destination. Office. 
Roxboro', 138 Race. 
Sorrel Horse, 130 N. 2d. 
Spread Eagle, 130 N. 2d. 
Springville, 130 N. 2d. 
Sunbury, 104 Race. 
Tamaqua, 95 N. 2d. & 104 Race. 
Westchester, 285 Market. 
West Town, 184 Callowhill. 
Wilkesbarre, 104 Race. 
Williamsport, 104 Race. 

NEW JERSEY FERRY BOATS. 

Cake's Ferry, Market street. 
Cooper's Point, Arch street. 

" " Poplar street. 

Elwood's Ferry, Walnut street. 
English's " Arch street. 
Gloucester Point, South street. 
Hollinshead's F'y. Callowhill st. 

" " Walnut St. 

Kaighn's Point, Point House. 

NEW JERSEY STAGES. 

Blackwoodstown, Market st. F. 

Cedarville, via Carp's Landing, 
Barnesboro', Hardingville, 
Pittstown,Centreville, Bridge- 
ton & Taunton, Market st. F. 

Dolington, 130 N. 2d. 

Flemington, 193 N. 2d. 

Glassboro', via Carp's Landing 
and Barnesboro' , Market st.F. 

Great Egg Harbour, do. 

Greenwich, do. 

Haddonfield, do. 

Jackson & Tansboro', do. 

Lambertsville, 193 N. 2d st. 
130 N. 2d St. 

Leeds' Point, Market st. Ferry. 

Marlton, do. do. ' 

Medford, do. do. 

" Foot of Arch st. 

Millville, Market st. Ferry. 

Moorestown, do. do. 

Mount Holly, Foot of Arch st. 

Mount Laurel, 2 S. Wharves. 

MulUca Hill, via Carp's Land- 
ing and Gloucester Point, 2d 
St. House. 



Destination. Office. 

Newtown, 130 N. 2d st. 

Pennberton, Foot of Arch st. 

Pennington, 130 N. 2d st. 

Port Elizabeth, via Carp's Land- 
ing, Barnesboro', Glassboro', 
Malaga & Millville, 130 N.2d. 

Salem, Market st. Ferry. 

Swedesboro', via Berkley and 
Clarksboro', Market st. Fer. 

Taylorsville, 130 N. 2d st. 

Tuckerton, Market st. S. side. 

Williamstown, Market st. Fer. 

Woodbury, Market st. Ferry. 

RAILROADS. 

Amboy, N. J., Walnut st. Fer. 
Baltimore, 11th and Market. 
Bordentown, Walnut st. Wharf. 
Bristol, Blk. Horse Tav. F. Rd. 
Burlington, Walnut st. Wharf. 
Carlisle, 274 Market, & c. 8th. 
Chambersburg, do. do. 

Chester, 11th and Market. 
Columbia, c. 8th, & 274 Market. 
Conshohocken, 9th and Green. 
Frankford, Bl.HorseTav.F.Rd. 
Freehold, N.J. , Walnut Wharf. 
Germantown, 9th and Green. 
Harrisburg, c. 8th, & 274 Mark. 
Heightstown, Walnut Wharf. 
Lancaster, c. 8th, & 274 Markt. 
Lazaretto, 11th and Market. 
Manayunk, 9th and Green. 
Marcus Hook, 11th and Market. 
New Brunswick, Walnut Wh. 
New York, Walnut Wharf. 
N. Jersey City, do. do. 
Norristown, 9th and Green. 

" Broad and Race. 

Phcenixville, " " 

Pittsburg, c. 8th & 274 Market. 
Pittsburg, via Baltimore, 11th 

and Market. 
Pottstown, Broad and Race. 
Pottsville, do. do. 

Rancocas, Walnut st. Wharf. 
Reading, Broad and Race. 
Sand Hill, Walnut st. Wharf. 
Spottswood, do. do. 



TRANSPORTATION LINES. 



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Destination. Office. 

Spring Mill, 9th and Green. 
Trenton, N. J., Walnut Wharf. 
West Chester, Broad bel. Race. 
Wheeling, c. 8th & 1 1th Market. 
Wilmington, Del., do. do. 
Wissahiccon, 9th and Green. 
Woodbury, N.J., Market Fer. 

STEAMBOATS. 

Baltimore, Chestnut st. Wharf. 

" Dock St. Wharf. 

Bordentown, Walnut st. Wharf. 
Bristol, do. do. 

" Chestnut St. Wharf. 

BurHngton, Walnut st. Wharf. 
" Chestnut St. Wharf. 

Chesapeake City, do. do. 
Chester, do. do. 



Destination. Office. 
Chester, Arch st. Wharf. 

" Dock St. Wharf. 

Delaware City, ChestnutWharf. 
Marcus Hook, do. do. 
New Castle, Arch st. Wharf. 

•' " Chestnut St. Wharf. 
" Dock St. Wharf. 
Penn's Grove and Pennsville, 

Arch St. Wharf. 
Port Penn, Arch st. Wharf. 
Rancocas Creek, Arch st. Whf. 
Richmond Village, Chestnut st. 
Salem, Arch st. Wharf. 

" Chestnut st. Wharf. 
Smyrna, Del. City, and Port 

Penn, Arch st. Wharf. 
Trenton, Walnut st. Wharf. 
Wilmington, Del., Chestnut W. 



TRANSPORTATION LINES. 
Destination. Office^ Agent. 

Albany and Troy, S. side of Dock St., G. P. Aspinwall. 

Baltimore & southern cit's. 19 S. Wharves, A. Groves, Jr. 
" " 60 S. Wharves, A. Patton. 

11th (fc Market St., G. H. Huddell. 
N.York, N'n.&E'n. cit's. 45 S. Wharves. 
Pittsburg and the West, - - 249, 251 Market st. J. M. Davis & Co. 
" " 276 Market st. Thos. Bingham. 

" " 365 Market St. E.G. Whitesides& Co. 

" " 13, 15 S. 3d St., Harris & Tustin. 

"■ " 272 Market St., Thos. Borbidge. 

10 N. 4th St., S. B. Sexton. 



UNITED STATES MAILS. 

EASTERN. 

Destinntion. Time of dosing. Due. 

New York city Daily, 5 A.M. & 4 PM 11 A.M. 3 P.M. 

N. Y. state, Ct.. Mass., R. I., 

N.H.,Vt., Me., Canada... do. do. do. 3 P.M. 

Towns in Pa. on N.Y. route, Daily, 5 A.M. ex. Sunday — 3 P.M. 
Bordentown, Trenton, N.J. do. do. do. do. 

All other towns in N. J. on 

the New York route Daily, 4 P.M., 5 A.M. e.\. Sun. 3 P.M. 

SOUTHERN. 

All towns in Pa., South, route. Daily, 5 A.M. ex. Sunday, 4 P.M. 

Md. Del. Va.Dist. of Columbia, do. do. do. do. 

N. C, S. C. Oa., Ala. La Daily 2 P.M do. 

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FOREIGN CONSULS. 



WESTERN AND PENNSYLVANIA. 



Destination. Time of closing. Due, 

Ohio, except N. Eastern counties, 

Ky. la. 111. Ten. Mo. Mis. Ark. Daily, 2 P.M 4 P.M 

Cities & towns in Pa., W'n. route, " 10 P.M 4 P.M. 

Lancaster, Harrisburg & Carlisle, 

(second iwaii.) " 5 A.M 10 P.M. 

N. Eastern counties of Ohio " 10 P.M. 4 P.M. 

Stateof Mich, and Wisconsin Ter. " " 

North'n. &, West'n. co's. of Pa " " " 

Armstrong, Columbia, McKean, 

Northumberland, Potter, Tioga, 

& Lycoming counties, Pa '• 12 P.M 3 P.M. 

Cambria, Clearfield, Cumberland, 

Dauphin, Huntingdon, Indiana, 

Jefferson, Mifflin, Perry, Union, 

Venango and York counties, Pa. " 10 P.M 12 P.M. 

Montgomery, Berks, Lebanon and 

Schuylkill counties, Pa Daily, 12 P.M. 5 A.M. e.x. S, 4 P.M. 

Northampton, Pike, Wayne and 

Munroe counties. Pa " 12 P.M. ex. Sat.. .6P.M. ex.Sua. 

Lehigh, Luzerne, Bradford & Sus- 
quehanna counties. Pa " 9 P.M. " " " 

FOREIGN CONSULS, &c. 

Austria, Daniel J. Desmond, Vice Consul 99 Spruce street. 

Bavaria, C. F. Hagerdorn, 72 South 5Lh st. 

Belgium, A. E. Boris, 45 Dock st. 

Brazil, Edward S. Sayres, Vice Con., 17 Walnut st. 

Bremen, J. C. Mecke, 54 South Front st. 

Buenos Ayres, Nalloo Frazier, Vice Consul. 

Denmark, John Bohlen, 67 South 4th st. 

France, Baron D'Hauterive, 120 South 4th st. 

Great Britain, William Peter, 68 South 4th st. 

Hamburgh, Chas. N. Buck, Con. Gen., 5 Merchants' Exchange. 

Hanover, John Leppien, 54 South Front st. 

Mexico, Fehx Merino, Vice Consul, S. W. 5th and Howell sts. 

Netherlands, Henry Bohlen, 69 South 4th st. 

Portugal, Commander J. C. Figaniere e Mora©, Minister resi- 
dent ; Le Chevalier Menezes de Brito do Rio, Attache to the 
legation ; Daniel J. Desmond, Vice Consul ; 99 Spruce st. 

Prussia, J. C. Lang, 67 South 4th st. 

Rome, Daniel J. Desmond, Con. Gen., 99 Spruce St.; Charles 
Picot, Vice Con., L5 Washington Sq. 

Sardinia, Daniel J. Desmond 99 Spruce st. 

Saxony, R. Ralston, Vice Consul, 4 South Front st, 

Sicily, A. E. Borie, Acting Consul, 45 Dock st. 

Spain, Don Pablo Chacon, Con. Gen., Pine above 9th. 

Sweden, R. D. Seldner, Vice Consul, 68 South Front st. 

Switzerland, J. G. Syz, 8 Chestnut st. 

Texas, F. Gurney Smith, 37 South Front st. 

Tuscany, Daniel J. Desmond, Consular Ag't,, 99 Spruce st, 

Uraouay, George Guert, Vice Consul. 

Venezuela, Wm. M'llhenney, S. W. 5th and Chestnut. 



HACKNEY COACHES, AND CABS. xllil 

RATES OF FARE FOR HACKNEY COACHES. 

1. For conveying one passenger from any place East of Broad street, to 
any other place East of Broad street, within the city limits, 25 cts. 

2. For conveying one passenger from any place West of Broad street, to 
any other place West of Broad street, within the city limits, 25 cts. 
Each additional passenger 25 cts. 

Not more than four passengers to be charged for any one carriage. 

3. For conveying one passenger from any place East of Broad st., to any 
place West of Broad street, or from any place West of said street to 
any place East of the same, within the city limits, 50 cts. 

If more than one passenger, then for each passenger 25 cts. 

4. For conveying one or more passengers in any other direction, within 
the limits of the pavement, for each passenger per mile, 25 cts. 

5. For conveying one or more passengers, when a carriage is employed 
by the hour, $1 per hour. 

And at the same rate for a longer period. 



1. For each trunk or other baggage placed inside, at the owner's request, 
and which would exclude a passenger, for each passenger that might be 
excluded thereby, 25 cts. 

2. For each trunk, .fee, placed outside, 12^ cts. 

Baggage placed outside not to pay more in the whole than 25 cts. 
gj'PENALTY for exceeding the above charges, Five Dollars. 

RATES OF FARE FOR CABS, 

1. For conveying one passenger from any place East of the centre of Broad 
street, to any other place East of the centre of a-oad street; or from 
any place West of the centre of Broad street, to any other place West 
of the centre of Broad street, within the city limits, 25 cts. 

Each additional passenger 12^ cts. 

2. For conveying one passenger from any place East of the centre of 
Broad street, to any other place West of the centre of Broad street; or 
from any place West of the centre of Broad street, to any other place 
East of the centre of Broad street, within the city limits, 37^ cts. 
Each additional passenger, 12^ cts. 

3. For the use of a cab by the hour, within the city limits, with one or 
more passengers, with the privilege of going from place to place and 
stopping as often as may be required, for each and every hour, 50 cts. 

4. Whenever a cab shall be detained, except as in the foregoing section, 
the owner or driver shall be allowed per hour, 50 cts. 

And so, in proportion, for any part of an hour exceeding 15 minutes. 

5. For conveying one or two persons, with reasonable baggage, to or from 
anv of the steam-boats or rail-roads, (except the Trenton & New York 
Rail-Roads), 50 cts. 

More than two persons, each 25 cts. 

Penalty for exceeding the above charges, or for refusing or neglecting, 
when unemployed, to convey any persons or their baggage to any place 
within the limits prescribed by the ordinance, upon being applied to 
for that purpose, Five Dollars. 



GUARDIANS OF THE CITY POOR. 
Ofice 19 South Seventh. 

William S. Hansell, 28 Market street. 

George W. Jones, 223 Chesnut street. 

John P. Wetherill, 13th above Arch street. 

John F. Gilpin, 307 Spruce street. 

Reese D. Fell, 62 Chesnut street. 

William Abbott, 212 South Third street. 

District of Southwark — Thos. D. Grover, 12 Federal, 

William G. Alexander, 315 South Front. 

Northern Liberties— John T. Smith, 497 North Fo-urth, 

Alexander Brown, 445 North Sixth. 

Kensington and Unincorporated Northern Liberties — William O. 

Khne, 183 Germantown road. 
Peter Fisher, Shackamaxon near Franklin (K) . 
Spring Garden and Penn Township — Geo. Williams, east side 

of iOth above Washington. 
Christopher Mason, Wood below 12th. 
Township of Moyamensing — Sam'l F. Reed, 234 S 6th. 
Thos. D. Grover, President, 12 Federal street. 
George Williams, Treasurer, office at the Guard'ns of the Poor. 
Samuel J. Robbins, Secretary, 19 South 7th street. 
James Hanna, Solicitor, 195 Walnut street. 
Daniel Smith, steward. 

The Board meets at the Aims-House, Blockley, every Mon- 
day at 3 o'clock, where applicants for Apprentices, with the chil- 
dren to be housed, must attend. The Committee on the Aims- 
House attend there every Wednesday and Friday at 3 o'clock. 

N. B. All applications for temporary relief must be made to 
the Visiters of the City or Districts in which the applicant resides. 
Office of the Secretary, Visiters of the City, and out-door agent, 
No 19 S 7th. Office hours from 8 until 1 o'clock, and from 3 
until sunset. 

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STREET. 



KEY TO MARKET STREET. 



Ko. 



NORTH SIDE. 



1. JV. W. cor. Delaware Avenue, 
Burr, Joseph, Ridgway H. 
3. Killion, Francis, Grocer. 
5, Mason, William R., Fancy 

Store. 
7. Attniore &. Shumway, Boots 

and Shoes. 
9. Middleton, E. P., Grocer. 
11. Souder &l Middleton, Boots 

and Shoes. 

" Jerseyman's Retreat Refec. 

13. N.E. cor. of Water, Reeves, 

J. C. & Co., Wh. Grocers. 

15, N. W. cor. Water, Brown, 

Ann, Tailor. 
" Jones, Barber. 
^' Mulford, Jonathan, Grocer. 
17. N. E. cor. Front, Mulford & 
Mingles, Seed &. Com. M. 
19. N. W.cor. Front, Albertson, 

Benjamin, Dry Goods. 

21. Goldey, Sam'I. Boots & Sh. 

" Mecauley, Thos. J., Tinsm. 

23. Powell, M. S., Seeds and 

Agricultural Implements. 
25. Paul, Bettle, Canton Goods. 
27. Sheppard, Thos. R.Dry G. 
" Pomeroy, Valentine, Tinsm. 
29. Biddle, R. & W. C, Hard- 
ware, Guns, &c. 
31. Allen, Wm. H., Hardware. 
33. Browning & Brothers, Wh. 

Druggists. 
33i. Bonsall, Thos. L., Books 

and Stationary. 
35. Roberts &. Conrad, Dry G. 
37. M'Dowell, Jos., Wh. Book. 
" English, G. B.&J. B.,Imp. 
English and French Goods. 
39. Yarnall, E. C. & Co., Wh. 

Druggists. 
41. Throckmorton & Green, D. 

Goods Jobbers. 
" Thorspecken, F. & Co., D. 

Goods. 
" Oberteuffer, J.H., D. Goods. 
" Freytag, G., Imp. Saws, <S6C. 



No. SOUTH SIDE. 

2. S. W. cor. Del. Av., Palmer, 
J. & Co., C. Provision M. 
4. Stockton, B.& S. F'y Hotel. 
6. Chesnut & Gravel, Grocers. 
8. Bowen, P. A., Refectory. 
" D alley, Edward, Tavern. 
10. Cooper, Wm. C, Grocer. 
lOi Wallace, Fred'k., Clothing 

and Hat Store. 
12. Till, John, Refectory. 
" iS.jB. cor. Wa^er, Early, Wm. 

Boot & Shoe Store. 
14. S. W.cor. Water, Culin, Jno. 

Clothing Store. 
5. E. cor. Front, Clark, Benj'n. 

Watch-maker. 
5. W. cor.Front, Hatch & Early 

Boot and Shoe Store. 
" Kerper, Jos., Cedar Cooper. 
14. Ulrich, Henry, Tobacconist. 
16. Ashton, Jno., Clothing St. 
18. Brown, Thos. Boot and Sh. 
20. Lippincott&Tay lor, Tailors. 
" Green, Aaron, Refectory. 
22. Freeland, D. S. & Son, Hat 

and Cap. 
" Carroll, Thos., Refectory. 
24. Bacon, J. & E. P., Flour 

and Seed. 
" Powell, S., Tinsmith. 
26. Morgan & Bacon, Grocers. 
Jones, Thos. W., Whipm'r. 
Miles, David, Refectory. 
28. Hansen, W.S. & Sons, Sad. 
30. Cor. Let ilia Court, Ashton, 

John, Jun. Clothier. 
32. 'I Claghorn & Hill, Auct'rs. 
34. 3 and Commission Merch'ts. 
36. Dallett,E.,& Gillies, Tallow 

C's, Soap, &,c. 
38. Moyer, E. P., Saddlery. 
40. Thompson, Pancoast & Co. 

Wholesale Druggists. 
40. Okie, J. B., Cloths, &,c. 
42. Richardson, Jno. J. Confec- 
tionary and Fruits. 
44. Hill, Jos., Clothing Store. 



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NORTH SIDE. 



" Godfrey, B. G., Agent for 

Fenzio's Sewing Silk. 
43. Gillilan, A. H. & Co., Imp. 

Irish Linens, &c. 
" Strawbridge & Borden, Dryj 

Goods Jobbers. j 

45. Adams, A.W. & Co., Com. 

Mer. Cotton Yarns, &c. 
47. Fitchett, Jno.S. & Co.Hard- 

ware. 
" Richardson & Co., D. Goods 

Com. Merchants. 
9. Coates, Jos. P. H., Seedsm. 
" Barrington, C. C, Silk G. 

Commission Merchants. 
51. Wolbert, C. J., Auctioneer, 

Dry Goods. 
53. Cooper, Wm. B. &, G. B., 

Dry Goods Jobbers. 
" Duflon, P. V. & Co, Import. 

French, Itahan Goods, &c. 
" Fassitt, H. L. do. do. 
55. Taber, J. C. & G- H., Silk 

Jobbers. 
" Waller, A. & R., Import's. 

Leghorn, Tusc. &. Straw G. 
57. Buck, Morgan & Co., Dry 

Goods Jobbers. 
59. Dilworth & Branson, Hardw. 
GL N. E. cor. 2d, Somers & 

Snodgrass, Cloths, &c. 
63. N. W. cor. 2d, Jackson, Clapp 

& Co., Cloths, &c. 
" Watts, Geo., Im. Lace G'ds. 
" Blackburn. 
65. Wood & Wilson, Dry G'ds 

Jobbers. 
67. Smith & Way, do. do. 
69. Bowlby &l Bramfr. Hardw. 
1\. Shipley & Warner, do. 
73. Wilhamson, Burroughs & 

Co., Dry Goods Jobbers. 
75. Dunton, Gemmill & Co., 

Dry Goods Jobbers. 
77. De Coursey, Lafourcade &, 

Co., Dry Goods Jobbers. 
77^ Bowen, Smith, Com. For. 

Dry Goods. 
" Hart, S., Cap Maker. 



No. SOUTH SIDE. 

44. Kelly, Wm. H., Clothing S. 

46. M' Cloud, Jno. & Son, Hats. 

48. Townsend, Sam'l., Carpets 
and Matting. 

50. Halliday, Sam'l., Saddlery. 

S.E.cor. 2d, Culin,Geo. Cloth'g. 

S. W.cor.2d, Gibbs.J.W.Cloths, 
Cassimeres and Vestings. 
' M'Muilin,Jno.A.,Com.M. 
Cloths. 

48. Fassitt & Co., Dry G. Job's. 

50. Boswell & Co. do. do. 
Treadwell.M.H.do. do, 

52. Rogers, Brothers & Co., 
Hardware. 

54. Cole, Edw'd., Wh. Drug'st. 

56. Freeland,D.S.& Son, Hat's. 

58. S. E. cor. Strawberry, War- 
rington & Co., Watch Ma- 
kers. 

60. S. W. cor. Strawberry, Con- 
rad, M. & Co., Boots, Sh. 
and Bonnets. 

62. Sauerbier, John, Hats and 
Trimmings. 

64. Robinett, M'Calla& Herse, 
Cloths, Cassimeres, &,c. 

68. Davies, Stephenson & Co., 
Auctioneers. 

7o. See, Brother & Co., Silk G. 
Jobbers. 

72. Watson & Hildeburn, Jew- 
elry. 

74. Dale, Ross & Withers, Silk 
Good Jobbers. 

76. S.E. cor. Bank, Srnith,Wm. 
W. &L H., Druggists. 

S.W. cor. Banl, Myers, Clag- 
horn & Co., Auctioneers. 

72^ W alton, Jas. Needle Ware- 
house. 
" Bonsai & Scheer, Jewellers 
Manufacturers. 

74. Reed, Osmon, Watch M'r. 

76. Grubb, Jos. C, Hardware, 
Guns, Cutlery, and Look'g. 
Glasses. 
" Munier, John S., Cloths, 
Cassimeres and Vestings. 



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79. Brown & Brother (S.&W.), 

Dry Goods Jobbers. 
81. Commercial Bank. 
8S. Fobes & Gibbons, Dry Gs. 

Jobbers. 
" Thouron, N. &, Sons, Com. 

Dry Goods. 
85. Jeanes, J. T. & S., Dry Gs. 

Jobbers. 
87. Robinson, Collins & Co., 

Wh. Druggists. 
" Brown, Geo., Com. Broker. 
89. Wolfe & Peyton, Dry Gs. 

Jobbers. 
91. Scull & Williams, do. do. 
" Bonnafon,S.(E.&G.)Com. 

Goods. 
93. and 22 Church Alley, Oden- 
heimer & Tennant, Dry 
Goods Jobbers. 
95. Miller, Cooper «& Co., Dr. 

Goods Jobbers. 
97. Smith, Murphy & Co., D. 

Goods Jobbers. 
99. Howell, C, Hardware. 
101. Hardy & Hackers, Dry G. 

Jobbers. 
103. Boyd & Cummins, do. do. 
" Brown, Earle & Erringer, 
Dry Goods Jobbers. 
105. Reynolds, M'Farland & 

Co., Dry Goods Jobbers. 
107. Medara & Sparhawk, Dry 
Goods Jobbers, Hosiery, 
Laces, &c. 
107. Robinson, Israel, Boots, and 

Shoes. 
■lOli Eagle & Westcott, Dry 

Goods Jobbers. 
109. Yard & Gilmore, Silk Gs. 

Jobbers. 
111. Ellison & Moore, Hardw. 
1)3. Martin & Smith, do. 
115. N.E. cor. 3d, Jackson, Bro. 

& Co., Dry Gs. Jobbers. 

N. W. cor. 2,(1, Tingley, Burton 

&, Co., Dry Gs. Jobbers, j 

121. Wilmer& Brother, Combs, 

Brushes, &,c. I 



No. 



SOUTH SIDE. 



78. Brown, Wm. N., & Booth, 

Cloths, Cas. and Vestings. 

" Samuel, F.&D. Hatters F's. 

80. Ashurst &, Remington, Silk 

Goods Jobbers. 
82. Boker & Brothers, Boots, 

Shoes and Bonnets. 
84. Leland &l Guion, Leghorns, 

Shoes, &c. 
" Godley, J. Spry, & Co., D. 

Goods Jobbers. 
86. Drown. W. A., Umbrella 
and Parasol Manufacturers. 
" Mann, J. M., Dry Goods. 
88. Ellison & Peters, Cloth St. 
" Andrews, B., Trunk and 
Harness Makers. 
S. E. cor. 3d, Dickson & Co., 
Jewellers and fine Cutlery. 
S. W. cor. 3d, Clark & Cadmus, 

Boots and Shoes. 
92. Remington, W. & R. P., 

Silk Goods Jobbers. 
94. Campbell, H., A. & Co., 

Dry Goods Jobbers. 
' ' Maynard & Hutton, Tuscan 
Straws, Legh,, Bombazines. 
96. Taylor & Paulding, Dry G. 

Jobbers. 
96^. Weber, Hamman, & Co., 

Dry Goods Jobbers. 
98. Handy, Edw'd. S. & Co., 

Hardware. 
100. Dulty, Wm., Boots, Shoes 

and Bonnets. 
102. Lukens, Milton J., Saddl'y. 
" Butler, J., Agent for Penn. 

and Ohio Freight Line. 
104. Elmes. Thos., & Co., Hats. 
106. Richardson, Wm., Umbr. 
and Parasol Manufacturer. 
108. ^'. W. cor. Franklin Place, 
Duy, Lambert, Cloths, &c. 
" Oat, Chas.. Boots, Sh., Bon. 
" Harwood, L. do. do. 
110. Craige. Holmes & Co., Sad- 
dlery Hardware. 
112. Escherick, Geo., & Co., D. 
Goods Jobbers. 



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No. NORTH SIDE. 

123. Dunlap & Grossman, Silk 

Goods Jobbers. 
" Greis, Wm. R., Hosiery, 

Lace, &c. 
125. Wright & Brothers, Um- 
brella and Parasol Manufs. 
" Edwards, Thos., Fancy Dr. 

Goods. 
127. Wood, Abbott & Co., Dry 

Goods Jobbers. 
129. Pleasants & Maris, Whole- 
sale Druggists. 
" Asch & Pincus, Imp. and 

Man'rs. Um. and Parasols. 
129^ Dunlevy & Dowell, Silver- 
smiths. 
131, Wood & Oliver, D.Gs.J'rs. 
133. Siter, Price & Co., French 

and English Dry Goods. 
135. Yeager, Chandler & Co., 

Combs and Fancy Goods. 
137. Longstreth, Boldin & Co., 

Hardware. 
" Huff&Husfed, Boots and S. 
137^^ Rear, MuUins, E., Imp'r. 

Hardware. 
139. Moore, Heyl & Co. Hardw. 
139* Coates & Austie, Dry Gs. 

Jobbers. 
" Wonderly, J. S. & Bro., 

Combs and Fancy Goods. 
Hl.Yardley, Sowers & Co., 

Hardware. 
" Levis, Wm., Boots and Sh. 
143. Mather. Walton & Hal- 

lowell. Dry G'ds. Jobbers. 
" Rest, Fenner &, Co., Umb. 

and Parasols. 
" Hallowell, Morris & Co., 

Silks and Fancy Goods. 
145. Wilcox, Mairs & Co., Dr. 

Goods Jobbers. 
147. Love, Wm. H., Im. Cloth, 

Cassimeres, &c. 
147. Pond, J. & Co., Combs, 

Looking Glasses, &c. 
147. Hill, F. & W. J., Needle 

Manufacturer. 
149. Justice &, Co., Hardware. 



No. 



SOUTH SIDE. 



114. Kennedy, Jas. M., Dry G. 
Jobbers. 
" Nichols, S, & C, Hatters. 
116. Inskeep, Mohon & Wood- 
ruff, Silk Goods Jobbers. 
118, Martin & Patton, Hatters. 
120. Burnett, Withers &, Co., 

Dry Goods Jobbers. 
122. 
124. Atwood & Co., Dry Goods 

Jobbers. 
126. Sleeper & Brothers. Umb. 
and Parasol Manufacturers. 
" Scott, Wm., Trunk Maker, 
123, S.E.cor. 4th, Harris & Ma- 
son, Brushes, Combs and 
Fancy Goods. 
" Ashby & Rocap, Hatters, 
" Harkness, Chas., Cloth St. 
S.W.cor.4th, Wayne, C. P., 
Hardw, and Fancy Cutl'y. 
132. Lowe, W. G., Cloth Store. 
134, Natt, Thos.J.. Gilder, En- 
gravings, Look'g Gl's. &c. 
" Margetts, J., Refectory. 
136, M'Crory &. Divvers, Dry 
Goods Store. 
" Brown, Jno, H, &- Co,, D. 
Goods Jobbers. 
138. Spering, Good & Co., Dr. 

Goods Jobbers. 
" Walton & Laws, Bonnets, 
Caps, &c. 
140. Brooke, Tyson & Rehn, 

Dry Goods Jobbers, 
/' CoUaday & Brother, Button 

Com. Mer. 
1403 Allen, Wilson & Co., Dr. 

Goods Jobbers. 
142. M'Keen,Hen., Watch M'r. 
" Raimond,F.X., F'y.Bask's. 
" Wmgate, P.B.& Co., Boots 
and Shoes. 
144. Henderson &, Levick, Hat- 
ters. 
" M'Donald, J. & Son, Imp. 
British lace. 
146. Brown, Lewis, Dry Goods 
Jobber. 



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149, Soren, Geo. S., & Co., Im. 

Jobs. Fancy S'k.& Lace G. 

151. Price, Newlin & Co., Hard. 

" Krug, F.V., Com. Merch't. 

153. Scott, R. & Co., Boots, Sh. 

and Bonnets. 
" Abbott, Johnes &l Co., Silk 

Dry Goods Jobbers. 
155. N.E.cor. Ml, Prowattain,E. 

& Co., Combs, Brushes, 

Looking Glasses, &c. 
" Lovell, E. A., Clocks. 
Siedenbach, M., Auct'n D. Gs. 
157. N. W. cor. ith, Wood, Thos. 

&, Co., Silk and Fancy Gs. 
159. Addick,Vandusen&Smith, 

Boots, Shoes and Bonnets. 
161. Miller, Hand & Eagle, Dr. 

Goods Jobbers. 
163. Barcroft & Co. Dry G. Job. 
165. Cope, Caleb & Co., Fancy 

and Silk Dry Goods. 
167. David, Springs & Co., Fr. 

and English Dry Goods- 
169. Truitt,1>endleton&Truitt, 

Hardware. 
171. Davis, Thos., Bookseller. 
173. Duncan, James J. & Co., 

Hardware. 
" Baylis, Jno., Needles, &c. 
175. Wurts,Musgrave&Wurts, 

Dry Goods Jobbers. 
177. Reed &. Brother, do. do. 
177i Reeves, Allen R. & Co., 

Hardware. 
" SchafFer &- Roberts, Combs, 

Looking Glasses, &c. 
179. Lind & Brother, Dry G'ds 

Jobbers. 
" Sarchet & M'Clure, Dry 

Goods Jobbers. 
181. Coolidge, Edwin, B'ts and 

Shoes. 
" Howell, Wm. T. «fe Co., 

Hardware. 
183. Bureh. Thos. Jr., Combs I 

and Fancy Goods. 
" Shepherd. S. P. & Co., Im. 

and M'r. Bonnets, B'ds. &c. 



No. 



SO0TH SIDE. 



148. Eckert & Snider, Dry Gs. 

Jobbers. 
" Johnes, Thos. A., Shoes, 

Bonnets, &c. 
150. Levick, Jenkins & Co., Bs. 

Shoes, Bonnets, tS6c. 
'• Scott & Baker, Dry.G. Job. 
152. Henry «& Wainwright, do. 
154. Wise, Pusey & Wise, do. 
156. Julian, Mason & Co., do. 
158. Whelan, W. E. & J. G., 

Straw Goods, Shoes, &c. 
160. Rockhill, Smhh & Co., 

Dry Goods Merchants. 
162. Hansall, Wm. M., Dry G. 

Jobber, 
164. Davis & Hamerrly, Dry 

Goods Jobbers. 
166. Wingate, Chas., Boots, Sh. 

Bonnets, &c. 
166A Lippincott, B., Dr.Gs. Job. 
" Sharpless, D. O., do, do, 
168, S.E. cor.bth, Taylor, G. W. 

& L.B., Boots, Sh„ Bon's. 
" Pennington's Refectory. 
170, .S. W. c. 5th. Hoopes, Wolfe 

& Baker, Hardware. 
" Bauersachs, L. C, Import. 

German and Fancy Goods. 
172. Bryan & Ferree, Dry G's. 

Jobbers. 
" Fluck, Jacob, Boots and S. 
" Hall, G. T., Boot and Shoe 

Manufacturer. 
172^ Hoge & Austin, D. Goods 

Jobbers. 
174. FuIIerton, Alex'r., Wh'le 

Druggist. 
176. Bowen, Elijah, Hatter. 
" Spering, Chas. C, Boots, 

Shoes and Bonnets, 
178. Gillespie & Jones, Whol. 

Grocers. 
180. Toland. Rob't. W. do. 
182. Patterson, Roh't. & Co., 

Wholesale (irocers. 
" Patterson, Wm. C., do. 
184. Meredith, Edwin & Co.. 

Wholesale Druggists. 



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No. 



NORTH SIDE. 



lS3i Kay &, Brother, Booksell- 
ers & Stationers. 
185. Reese & HayUn, Dry Gs. 

Jobbers. 
187. Deacon &Peterson,Hardw. 
" Silvers, A., Brush Manuf'r. 
189. Jacobs & Cushman, Dry 

Goods Jobbers. 
" Cotter, Jas. T., Shoes and 

Straw Goods. 
191. Powell, Renshaw & Co., 

Dry Goods Jobbers. 
193. Sturgeon & Hunter, Dry 

Goods Jobbers. 
195. Buehler, M. & Brother, 

Hardware. 
197. N.E.cor. 5^/i, Hood, Sam' 1. 

& Co., Dry Goods Jobbers. 
199. iV. W.cor.5th,liieskel\,lios^ 

kins & Co., Dry G. Job's. 
201. Morrelldi Co., Prints, Ging- 
hams, &c. 
203. Conrad, J. M., Hardware. 
" Mouelle,& Co, Boots &,Sh. 
205. Reed, Alex'r., China and 

Queensware. 
207. Gemmill, Z., & Co., Dry 

Goods Jobbers. 
" Taylor, Mrs., Boarding H. 
209. Moore & Mellon, Dry G. 

Jobbers. 
" Kester, Jno.W., Com. Mer. 

Dry Goods, Furs, &c. 

" Stiles, Wm. C, Com. Mer. 

" Gillingham, M., do. do. 

211. Key &, Dehaven, Hardw. 

'' Hughes, Jos. B., Manuf rs. 

Finding Store. 
" Nugent, Geo., Com. Wool 

Dealer. 
213. Lex, Jacob & Son, Wh. 

Grocers. 
213i Polls, Linn & Plarris, Wh. 

Druggists. 
215. Baker, M. V., Hardware. 
215^ Horn & Kneass, Hardw, 
217. Tarns, James & Co., Im. 

China and Queensware. 



No. 



SOUTH ?IDE. 



186. Steen, Rob't. C.& Co., W. 

Grocers. 
188. Smith, Brother & Co., 
Hardware. 
" Thaver, Z.. Boots and Sh. 
190. Conover, J. B. & W. P., 

Shoes, Bonnets, &c. 
192. Bennett & Co., Cloth'g. S. 
194. Stokes, J. W. & E. D., 
Clothing Store. 
" Ilman & Sons, Engravers 
and Printers. 
194^ Prouty, David O., Agric'l 
and Seed Store. 
" Ascheim, Si. & Co., Cap 

Manufacturer. 
" Mayers & Co., Scale Man'r. 
196. Colton, David, Plane M'r. 
198. Perry, Jno. B., Bookseller. 
" Matson,Thos.W.,Trunkra, 
S.E. cor. 6th, Schuylkill Bank. 
S. TV. cor. 6th, Deal, Milligan & 
Burk, Dry Goods Jobbers. 
198. Elmes, H. S., Hatter. 
" Elmes, Abner, do. 
200. Clothmg Store. 
" Hammell, F. J., Boots, Sh. 

and Trunks. 
" Ashton, Isaac M., Hats and 

Caps. 
" Brower, C, R. Lion Hotel. 
202. Conover, Peter, Boots, Sh. 

and Trunks. 
204. Bates, Jas., Clothing Store. 
206. Levering & Clifton, Cloth- 
ing Store. 
208. Anners, Henry F,, Books 
and Stationary. 
" Lord. Geo.W., Auctioneer. 
210. 5. E. cor. Decatur, Creth, 
Dan'l., Clothing Store. 
" Hammond, Sam'l., Refect. 
212. S.W. cor. Decatur, James, 

Thos. P., Wh. Druggist. 
214. Miller, Geo., Confectioner 
and Fruiterer. 
" Alio, Jos., Spanish Interp'r. 
" Thiell, C, Refectory. 



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No. 



NORTH SIDE. 



219. Bingham, Kintzle &. Co.., 

Dry Goods Jobbers. 
221. Roset, Clarke &. Co., Dry 

Goods Jobbers. 
223. Smith, Bagaley &Co., Wh. 

Grocers. 
225. Everly, Wm. A., Combs 

and Variety. 
227. Cave & Schaeffer, Wh. 

Druggists. 
229. Knight, Wm. W., Hard- 
ware. 
231. Sellers & Pennock, Ma- 
chine Card Makers. 
" Sellers, J. & D., Wirew. 

Sieves, &-c. 
231f Stuart, James, Clock and 

Watches. 
233. N.E. cor. 6tJi, Talman, Jos. 

Boot and Shoe Manuf'rs. 
" Allman, Jos., Hatter. 
N.W.cor. 6th, Western Bank. 
235. Simmons & Keene, Auct. 
237. Troutman, L. M., Grocer. 
239. Patterson, Morris & Co., 

Grocers. 
241. Tracy, Michael, Wh. and 

Ret. Conf r. and Fruiterer. 
243. Lesley, Rob't., Hardware. 

" Lesley, Jas. Jr., A.M. 
245. Rushton, John Y., China 

and Queensware. 
247. Mullbrd & Alter, Wholes. 

Grocers. 
249. Davis, Jas. M., Commis'n 

Forwarding House. 
253. Thomas, Cowperthwait «fe 

Co., Booksellers. 
" Lindsay &, Blakiston, > 

Bookbinders. 
" Horsey, J., Bookbinder. 
255. Knight, Wm. H., Hardw. 
257. Wayne, Wm. do, 

259. Wright, Peter & Sons, Ch. 

and Queensware. 
261. Bispham. Sam'l, Grocer. 
263. Musser, Wm. & Co., Hide 

and Leather Dealers. 
265. Steinmetz, Geo., Brushes. 



No. SOUTH SIDE. 

216. Baily, Wm., Watch M'r. 
and Jeweller. 
" Richardson, Mrs., Boardmg 

House. 
" Proud, John, Refectory. 
218. Nichols, L.F., Farmerslnn. 
22Q. Bitting, H. & L., Grocers. 
222. Barras & VVahers, Cloih'g 

Store. 
224. Troth, Sam'l. F. & Co., 

Wholesale Druggists. 

226. O'Daniel, Perry, Watch 

Maker, &.c. 

"• O'Daniel, Peter, Tailor. 

S.E. cor. 1th, Eldridge, Stilwell, 

Clothing Store. 

230. S. W. cor. llh, Crawford, 

Benj'n., Clothing Store. 

" Johnson, George, Tinplate 

Worker. 

232. Jordan, Wm., Boots, Sh. 

and Trunks. 
234. Collins, Charles & Son, 

Clothing Store. 
236. Hansen, Jas., Watch M'r. 
" Ellis, Mrs. Ann, P. R. 
" Kurz,Jno., Boot &Sh. M'r. 
238. Holden, E., Watch Maker 
and Jeweller. 
" Barber, James, Clocks. 
" Kellum, Mrs., Boarding H. 
240. Crawford, B., Cloth's. St. 

" Dawson, Mrs. H., P. R. 
242. Henrion & Chauveau, Im. 
and Manuf'r. Confection'y. 
244. Jenkins, J. C, Temper- 
ance Grocer. 
244^ Fr'n Temperance Board'g 

House. 
246. Albright, Thoa. F., Watch 

Maker. 
248. Giovanni & Oliver, Conf. 

and Fruiterers. 

250. Moyer,Edw'd. P., Saddl'y. 

" Gracey, Jno., Refectory. 

" Rex, Mary, Boarding H, 

252. M'Calla, Andrew, Hats, 

Caps, &c. 
254. Jones, Thos., Cloth'g. St. 



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NORTH SIDE. 



265. Ghriskey, Mrs. L. Boarding 

House. 
267. Watson & Rennels, Wh. 

Cont'rs. and Fruiterers. 
N.E.cor.lth, Banister, Edw'd., 

Carpets and Floor Cloths. 
iV. W. cor. lih, Webb, Charles, 

Grocer. 
273. Sharpe, J. L. & Co., Wh. 

Grocers. 
275. Klemm & Brother, Imp'r. 

Musical Inst's. and Publ'r. 
277. Brown, W. & J., Grocers. 
279. Berrell, Wontz & Berrell, 

Auctioneers. 

281. Nassau, Wni. Jr., Tobacco. 

" Hess, Mrs., Board'g House. 

383. EUmaker, P.C, Wh.Groc. 

" Watts, Mrs., Boarding H. 

285. Moore, Mordecai, White 

Hall Hotel. 
285^ M'Kinley, Jas., Grocer. 
287. Yarnall & Co., Hardware 

and Tools. 
289. Desauque, Chas. L., Wines 

and Liquors. 
" Graham, Thos., Gentleman. 
291. Pohl, Henry, Confectioner 

and fruiterer. 
293. Barrington & Haswell, 

Booksellers. 
295. Richards, Wm. H., Fancy 

and Variety. 
" Sheldrac, Mrs., Board'g H. 
" Comfort, A., Thomsonian 

Medicines. 
" Perot, Chas., Merchant. 
297. Mason, C. A., Liquor St. 
299. Store unoccupied. 
" Richards, John, Printer. 
" Martin, A. M., Trunk M'r. 
" Maynard, Edw'd.A., Fringe 

and Tassel Manufacturer. 
301. Carpenter, Geo. W., Wh. 

Druggist. 
303. N.E. cor. 8th, to let. 
N.W.cor.Sth, Cox, Gideon, D. 

Goods. 
307. M'Kinley, Wm., Grocer. 



No. 



SOUTH SIDE. 



256. Williams & Co., Imp. Tin- 
ware, &c. 
" Riesseir, S. E.. Merchant. 
258. Morgan & Fithian, Cloth'g 
Store. 

Meggs, Mrs. R., Board'g H. 
260. Bauersachs, J. N., DryGs. 
262. Stokes, Granville, Clothing 
Store 
" Wilbank, J., Bell Founder. 
" Davis, L. C, Refectory. 
264. Brolasky & Bro., Dry Gs. 
" Amies, Mrs., P. R. 
266. S.E. cor. 8th, Cadmus. Jer. 

Boots, Shoes and Trunks. 
268. S.W. cor. 8th. Libhard, J., 

Good Intent Stage Office. 
270. Montehus, M. & W., To- 
bacconists. 
272. Miller, David, R. R'd. Of. 
Phoenix L. for Columbus. 
" Borbidge, Thos., Com. and 

Forwarding Merchant. 

" Yerkes, Harman, MillAg't. 

274. M'Mahon's Nursery and 

Seed Store. 

" Prosser, J., Refectory. 

" Hudson's Gymnasium and 

Pistol Gallery. 
" Eagle R. R'd. forHarrisb'g. 
and Pittsburgh, Cummings, 
A. B. Agent. 
276. Bingham, Dock &Stratton, 
Com. and For. Merchants. 
2- 



280. 



Unoccupied. 



282. "Taylor, E. G. & Co., Dry 
Goods. 

284. Shotwell, Isaac, Hats and 
Caps. Miller & Shotwell' s 
Steam Blowing-Machine for 
Hatters' Furs and Winding 
Felts, Steam- Mill Alley, 
near 2d and Willow Str'ts. 

284. Morris, H. M., Tinsmith. 

286. Brown & Hicks, Clothiers. 
" Park, A. M., Boots and Sh. 

288. Arbuckle, Wm., Western 
Hotel. 



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STREET. 



No. NORTH SIDE. 

309, Bouvier, Etienne, Confect. 
- and Fruiterer. 
" Van Patten, Jno., Bookb'r. 
311. Carnes, John, Hatter. 

" Locken, John, Bookbinder. 
313. Kerr, J. D., China and 

Queensware. 
315. Unoccupied. 
317. Metz, George W., Brushes 

and Bellows. 
" Akers, Thomas, China and 

Queensware. 
319. Canon & Brother, Tinsm. 
3195 Naylor, Geo. J., Brushes. 
321. M' Govern, Edw'd., Cliina 

and Queensw. 
323. Bachman, Henry, Wash- 
ington Inn. 
325. Dougherty, Wm. & J., 

Grocers. 
327. Henry, Jno.W., Hardware 

and Cutlery. 
327^ Killion, H. & D., Grocers. 
329. Waterman & Chalfant, W. 

Penn Inn. 
331. Frederick, G., Eagle Hotel. 
333. Auner, J. G., Bookseller. 
" Eiserman, Geo., Painter & 

Glazier. 
335. Cox, Gideon, private Resi- 

U6n.C6. 

337. Cox, Gid., Wooden Ware 

and Variety. 
339. N. E. cor. 9tk, Kehoe, D., 

Grocer. 
N.W.cor.9th, Henry & Bro., 

Hardware. 
341. Gladding, Jno., Bookseller. 
" Donald, D., Cedar Cooper. 
" Smith, Dr., Examiner for 

the University. 
" Cooper, F., Tobacconist. 
343. Hinton, N. B., Fancy St. 
" James, Wm.M., Tinw. &,c. 
" Williamson's Boarding H. { 
345. Robbins, G., Watch M'r. 
347. Chandler, Wm. G., Groc. 
" Longstreth, H'y., Books'r. 
" Keddy, Mrs. A., Bd'g. H. j 
5* 



No. SOUTH SIDE. 

288. Herbert, C.C., Refectory. 
288i Scott, Wm.R.6L Brother, 

Boots and Shoes. 
290. Beck and Burns, Tobacco- 
nists. 
292. Tracy, Michael, Clothier. 
" Cortlip's Boarding House. 
294. Wilkinson, Alex., Cloth'g. 

" Whartman, Boarding H. 
296. Stokes, Charles, Clothing. 
" Williams, H. C, Refectory. 
298. Zell & Smith, Hardware. 
300. S.E.cor.9th, Garey, H. & 
Co., Woollen Drapers and 
Tailors. 
" Yates, Wm., do. do. 
302. S. W.cor.Sth, Allen, Enoch, 

Clothing Store. 
304. Bartalott&Blynn, Hatters. 
30(i. Smart, John, Watchm'r. 
" Matlack, Elwood, Clothing 
Store. 
308. Hagey & Whitman, Conf. 

and Fruiterers. 
310. Livezey, S., Boots, Shoes 

and Bonnets. 
312. Matlack, Elwood, Clothing 

Store. 

314. Hagner «fc Co., Dry G'ds. 

316. Pedrick & Allison, Cloth'g 

Store. 

" Mulock, Miss, Board'g. H. 

318. Morris, J. & Brother, Clo- 

' thing Store. 
320. Lehman, Peter, Druggist. 

" Lehman, J. C, M.D. 
322. Schnebley, H. C, Merch't. 
" Clark, J. S., Tin and Stove 
Manufacturer. 
324. Buck, Chr'n., Boots and S. 

Adams & Selby, Hatters. 
328. Stockton, 0. J., Tailor,&c. 
Melligan, P. W., Refectory. 
326. Allen,Geo., Boots, Sh.,&c. 
330. Clark & Brian, Clothiers. 
332. Johnson, W. M. T., Clo- 
thier and Tailor. 
334. Williams, Jno. Edward, 
Clothing Store. 



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No. 
349, 

351. 



NORTH SIDE. 



No. 



SOUTH SIDI 



353. 
355. 
357. 

359, 

361. 
365. 



367. 



Morgan, Jos., Dry Goods. 

Kelly, Mrs., Boarding H. 

Morris, J. & W. M., Dry 

Goods. 

Alden, D. P., Music Tea'r. 

Taylor, S., Dry Goods. 

Boyer, Wm., Wooden W. 

Hall. Dry Goods. 

Boarding House. 

Halsted, Jno. J., Dry Gs. 

Mickley, J. J., Piano, &c. 

Dolbey, Abr., Farm's. Inn. 

Buzby & Bro., Com. Mer. 

Whitesides, E. G. & Co., 

Com. & For. Merchants. 

Haines, A., Painter & Gl'r. 
" Thomas & Goehmann, Tur- 
ners. 
" Brady, Jas., Organ Build'r. 
369. Logan &, Tanguy, Dry G. 
" Brintzinghoffer, C., Brush 

Manufacturer. 
371. HoUins, John, China and 

Queensware. 
373. N.E. cor. lOth, Taylor, J., 

Dry Goods. 
375. N. W. cor. lOth, Gest, Jno. 

Flour Merchant. 
" Campbell &- Co., Druggists. 
377. Emerick & Co., Hardw. 

" Stretch, Jos., Ced. Cooper. 
379. Randall, B., Upholsterer. 
379i^ Colton, J., Hardware. 
381. Cooper, J. P., Dry Goods. 
383. Wester, Mrs. 
385. Lye, H'y., Black'g. Man'r. 
387. Acheson& Rommel, Flour 

Merchants. 
3873 Galloney, Chas., Dry Gs. 
" Campbell, Ann, Dress and 

Cloak Maker. 
387. Guer, James, Grocer. 
389. Stackhouse,Amos, Stovem. 
391. Mathews, Jno. Paper Ware- 
house. 
393. Cooper, Hiram T., Dry G. 

" Garrett, Andrew, Grocer. 
397. Torbert, Jas., Bull's Head. 
399. Parker & Robinson, Dr.G. 



336. M'Namee, Jas., Boots &S. 
338. Erskine & J^'itzgerald, B'ts. 

Shoes, Trunks, &,c. 
340. S.E.cor. 10!h, Franklin, E., 
Boots, Shoes, &,c. 
" Gallagher, Hu^h, Refect' y. 
S.W.cor.lOth, Doyle, J., Groc. 
344. Sleeper, Sharon, Umbrella 
Manufacturer. 
" De Angelis, G. G.'s Guar- 
dian, I'insmith. 
346. Hollins, J. B., China and 

Queensware. 
348. Pastorius, Dan'l., Grocer. 
350. Souder, J. W. & Co., Clo- 
thing Store. 
352. Lock, T., Private Res. 

" Graham, Jas., Clothing St. 
354. Lemont, Jno. P., Tobacco. 
" Lewis, Mary, White H. Inn. 
" Bourhill, R. F., do. do. 
356. Ray, David, Clothing St. 
358. Warren, Geo. S., do. do. 
" Struthers, Jno., Marble Y. 
360. Swift, R., Toys & Fan.G. 
362. Dunn, Chr'n., Boots &, S. 
" Thompson, L., Refectory. 
364. Lindsay, H'y. H., Hatter. 
366. Souder, Edw'd., Clothier. 
368. Wilson, And'w., Jeweller. 
S.E.cor. nth, Horter & Booth, 
Mansion House Hotel. 
" Philad'a. Baltimore & Wil- 
mington R. Road Co, 
" Carter, Geo., Tobacconist. 
S.W. cor. nth, Gillespie, W. & 

J., Wholesale Grocers. 
376. Rowand, J. T., Druggist 

and Agent for Coals. 
378. Hale, Wm., Clothing St. 
380. Maguire, Wm., do. do. 
382. Conway, Peter, Hatter. 
384. James, Ebenezer, Boots, 
Shoes and Clothing. 
" Moodes, H., Refectory. 
386. Brown's Spruce Beer Br'y. 
" Maguire, Jas., Clothing St. 
388. Evans, Wm. R., Bottling 
Establishment. 



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STREET. 



No. NORTH SIDE. 

399. Burnett, Eli S., Priv. Res. 
401. Mears, Samuel, Hatter. 

" Thompson, John, Alderm. 

403. Berrell, Mrs., Board'g. H. 

" Graham, J as., Grocer and 

Tea Warehouse. 
" Fisher, Wm., Ced. Cooper. 
405. N.E. cor.Uth, Hoopes, Jas. 

Dry Goods. 
N.W.cor. nth, Parker, Jno.H., 

Grocer. 
405. M'Neal, Chas., Tinware. 
409. Bradley, James, Baker. 

" Trump, Jac, Paper Hanger. 
411. Archambault & Hoopes, 

Dry Goods. 
" Littler, Mrs., Boarding H. 
413, Ford, Rob't. H., Tinsmith. 
4131 Ladomus, L., Watchm'r. 

" Williams, Isaac, Board'g, H. 
415. Fox, James, Upholsterer. 
417. Darley, Jno., Private Res. 
US. Wetherill, S., Jr. do. 
421. Unoccupied. 
423. Hinchman & Steel, Com. 

and Forwarding Merchants. 
427. Leonard, T., Black Horse. 
429. Jones, Joel, Judge U. S. 

Circuit Court. 
431. Donoghue, Chas., Grocer. 
" Kingsley, Geo., Music T'r. 
433. George, T. & E., Iron 

Warehouse. 
" Worley, Mrs. P., Private R. 
435. N.E. cor. \2th, George, T. 

& E., Iron Merchants. 
437. N. TV. cor. mh, M'Kinley, 

Jno., Grocer. 
J39. London, Jas., Cabinet Fur- 
niture Store. 
141. Hough &, Knowles, Flour 

Merchants. 
113. Linnard & Brother, Hardw. 
" Donnochs, T., Board'g. H. 
145. Jones, Wm. H., Auclion'r. 
147. Buck, Chauncey, Tin and 

Japan Ware. 
149. Lylburn, Jno., Leather D'r. 
151. Harper, Alex'r., Druggist. 



No. SOUTH SIDE. 

388. Mulvaney & Gillespie, Car- 
penters. 
" Smylie, Jno., Saddler and 

Harness Maker. 
" Arthur, Rob., Sash Maker. 
390. Harned, Jno., Stoves. 
392. Schnebly, B., Merchant. 
394. Richardson & Abbott, En- 

gine Makers. 
396. Taylor, Robert F., Com. 

Merchant. 
398. Lincoln, William, Paper 

Hanger. 
" Williams- & Hinds, Stoves. 
400. Walker, Lewis, Flour M't. 

" Lexiroy, Job, Rag Dealer. 
402. Prentzell, Chas., Flour and 

Feed Store. 
404. Beath, Rob't., Manufact'r. 

Domestic Dry Goods. 
406. Lloyd & Feltwell, Stove 

Manufacturers. 
408. Witmer, Jacob & Son, 

Com. and For. Merchants. 
410. Beastman, B., Agent for 

Spring Beds. 
" CoUins, S., Agent for Pic- 
torial Geography. 
412. Hoskins, E. A., Wh. Drug 

Store. 
" Hughes, Jno., Carpet M'r. 
414. FizelH A., Stove Maker. 
416. S.E. cor. mh, M'Laughlin, 

Jno., Grocer. 
" Coates, Printer. 
S.W. cor. ]2th, Patterson, H. & 

W., Wholesale Grocers. 
420. Ligget, R., Furniture St. 
422. Toner, T., Boots & Shoes. 
424. M'Kee, Robert, Furniture. 
" Mereto, Jos., Con. &- Fruits. 
426. Beach, Wm., Agricultural 

Implement Manui;icturer. 
428. Mossop & Reed, Boot and 

Shoe Makers. 
430. Stewart, Wm., Baker. 
432. Harper, R., Temp. Grocer. 
434. Harper, R., Hotel. 
436. Fiiley, H., Tinpl. Worker. 



MARKET 



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TREET. 



No. NORTH SIDE. 

453. Levy, P., Wine & Liquor. 
455. Quigley, Dominick, White 
Bear Hotel. 

457. Jones, J. B., Furniture St. 

459. Sinies, Jas. W., Druggist. 

4(",l. Potts, Wm. F., Iron Merc. 

463. Gleason, J., Stove Manuf. 
" M'Elroy, R. D., Dry G'ds. 

465. Parks, Ingram, Grocer and 
Brick Manufacturer. 

467. Kisterboek, J., Stoves. 

46y. Walter, W. P., Hardware. 

471. Harned & Elliott, Tinplate 
Workers. 

473. Davis, John, Bookseller, 

475. N.E. cor. \3tk, M'Glensey, 
John, Grocer. 

477. N. W. cor. nth, Baily, S. & 
Bro., Dry Goods. 

479. Brown, Thos., Dry Goods. 

481. Ketchum, Samuel, Boots, 
Shoes and Trunks. 
" Waters, J., Franklin Hall. 

483. Kochersperger, Thos., Gol- 
den Horse. 

483| Buck, J., Tinsmith. 

485. Jenkins, J. P., Gr. Western 
Hotel. 

487. Goines, Wm., Barber. 
" Bradford, Mrs., Board'g.H. 

491. Dallett, E. & Gilles, Tal- 
low Chandlers, Soap, &,c. 

493. Elden, Henry L., Hardw. 
" Jones, S'l. P., Bookbinder. 

495. Dawson, Robt. B., Furni- 
ture Store. 

499. N. E. cor. Juniper, Cava- 
naugh, Wm. 

FenTi Square to Broad Street. 



SOUTH JIOE. 



438. M'Kanna, A., Trimming S. 

440. Ragan, Dan'l., Fruit Store, 

442. M'Grath,Han., Crock'y. S. 
Sharp, Patrick, Tailor. 

444. Wise, John, Boots and 
Shoes. 

446, Caskey, Joseph, Flour amd 
Liquor Store. 

448. Freed & Sons, (D.), Com. 
and Flour Merchants. 
Hudson, Jno., Boots, Shoes 
and Trunks. 
Willis, James, do. do. 

452. Shoemaker, John J., To- 
bacconist. 

454. Brown, B, M. & Co., Clo- 
thiers. 

S.E. cor. I3th, Sharp, Jno,, Dry 
Goods. 

S. W. cor. 13th, Craig, Andrew 
C. & Co., Wine & Liquor 
Store. 

404. Campbell, Fra's., Variety, 
Books, &c. 

406. Gardiner, Richard, Furni- 
ture and Crockery. 

408. Boyd, Wm,, Grocer. 
" Carnes, Jno., Hatter. 
" Keebler, Chas., Baker. 

410. Good, Arthur, Candy St. 

412. O'Hara, Patrick, Tavern. 

414. Osman, J. H., Tinsmhh. 

416. dinger, Sam'L, Grocer. 

418. Slevin,Jno.,Var'y., Books, 
Watches, &c. 

420. Gorham, J. S., Old Horse 
Market, 
" Haus, J. W., Refectory. 

Penn Square. 



AD'^im^H^lMllMf^o 




ILADELPHIA CITY, PA 




We, the undersigned houses, beg leave to inform Western and South- 
ern Merchants, that the assortment of GOODS in our respective depart- 
ments are equal in every respect to the stock of our neighbouring cities, 
and respectfully solicit a thorough examination of our market. 

Caleb Cope & Co., 165 Market street, ") DEALERS IN 

Dunlap & Grossman, 123 Market street, > SILKS AND 

Thomas Wood & Co., N. W. cor. Fourth and Market, 3 FANCY GOODS. 



Reed & Brother, 177 Market street, 
Wood & Oliver, 131 Market street, 
Fassitt & Co., No. 48 Market street. 
Miller, Hand & Easle, 161 Market street, 
Rockhill, Smith & Co., 160 Market street, 
Alfred J. Austin, 142 Market street. 



DEALERS IN STAPLE 
DRY GOODS. 



Boker & Brothers, 82 Market street, 



J DEALERS IN STRAW GOODS, 
t BOOTS, AND SHOES. 



W. & W. H. Richardson, 106 Market street, 
William A. Drown, 86 Market street. 
Sleeper, Brothers, 126 Market street, 
Wright & Brothers, 125 Market street, 
Josiah W. Clarke, N. W. corner Fourth and Mar- 
ket streets, 
Henry B. Fussell, No. 3 North Fourth street. 



Manufacturers 
OF UMBRELLAS 

AND 

PARASOLS. 



Dickson & Co., S. E. corner Third and Market ) DEALERS IN 
streets, \ WATCHES, 

Isaac Reed & Son, corner Second and Vine sts., C JEWELLERY, AND 
James Peters & Co., 105 North Second street, ^ PLATED WAKE, 



ThomasBurch Jr., 183 Market street 1 cOMBS, LOOKING-GLASSES. 
Wilmer & Brother, 121 Market street, J ' 



Edward P. Moyer 38 Market street, 
Milton J. Lukins, 



} 



TRUNKS AND SADDLERY. 



, 11 North Fourth street, ") 
& Sons, 28 Market st., > 
Jr., 21 N. Third street, } 



Fairbairn &. Co., 11 North Fourth : 
Wm. S. Hansen 
Jacob Carrigan, 



SADDLERY & SADDLERY 
HARDWARE. 



R. & G. A. Wright, 23 South Fourth street, ) FANCY ARTICLES. 
Eugene Roussell, 111 Chestnut street, C SOAPS AND 

A. F. Ott Monrose, Importer, 16 South Fourth C BRUSHES, 

street, ^ PERFUMERY. 



LIFE INSURANCES. 

PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS WITH THE ASSURED. Of5ce No 
66 WALNUT STUEET. Philadelphia— The PENNSYLVANIA COMPA- 
NY FOR INSURANCES ON LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIES, 
having organised their plan for conducting the business of MUTUAL LIFE 
INSURANCES, are prepared to receive proposals for Mutual Insurances, at 
the same rates as heretofore, with the additional advantage to the insurer of 
eharins; half the profits of this branch of the Company's business. 

All premiums for one or more years, received after the 1st of January, 1845, 
entitle the policy holders to a credit on the books of the Company for one half 
of the estimated profits of insurance for the year. Every five years, or oftener, 
at the discretion of the Company, Certificates of estimated profits are issued for 
tliese credits, bearing interest at six per cent, per annum. 

The Company invite the attention of insurers to these proposals, as furnishing, 
by their Capital of a Half Million of Dollars, a perfect security for the pay- 
ment of all claims, with a liberal share of profits. 

They also grant ANNUITIES AND ENDOV/MENTS, receive money to 
accumulate at compound interest, and e.\ecute special TRUSTS, ASSIGNEE- 
SHIPS, GUARDIANSHIPS, &c. 

The yearly premium for insuring ^100 is as follows : — 



14. 
15. 

16. 
17. 

18.. 
19.. 
20.. 
21.. 
22.. 
23.. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28.. 
29.. 
30. 
31. 
32. 
3.3-. 
34. 
35. 
36. 
37- 



for 1 y r. 

..69.... 



.76. 

.79.. 
.82.. 
.86.. 
.i)0. . 
.94.. 



whole life. 

,...1 44 

...1 49 

...1 54 

. . . . 1 59 

...1 64 

. ...1 69 



Prem. 



.90. 



.tjO. 



...94.. 
...97 
...99.. 
.1 00. 
.1 07. 
.] 12.. 
.1 20., 
.1 28., 
.1 31. 
.1 32., 
.1 33.. 
.1 34.. 
.1 35.. 
.1 3(3. 
.1 39. 
.1 43. 



38. 
39., 
40. 
41., 
42.. 
43. , 

...95 1 75 I 44., 

...97 i 81 45 

...99 1 87 

.1 03 1 93 

.1 07 1 98 

.1 12 2 04 

.1 17 2 11 

.1 23 2 17 

•128 2 24 

• 1 35 2 31 1 

.1 3() 2 30 

.1 42 2 43 

.1 4(5 2 50 

.1 48 2 57 

.1 50 2 64 

.1 53 2 75 

.1 57 2 81 

.1 63 2 90 



.1 48.. 
.] 57.. 
. .] 69. 
.1 78., 
.1 85.. 
.1 89.. 



Prem. Prem. 

for 7 yre. whole lifo 

, .1 70 3 02 

..1 76 311 

. .1 83 3 20 

..1 88 331 

..1 89 340 

. .1 92 3 51 



46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

.53 

54 



.1 90 1 94. 

.1 91 1 96. 

.1 92 I 98. 

.1 93 1 99. 

.2 02. 

.2 04. 

.2 09. 

.2 20. 

.2 37. 

.2 59. 

.2 ^0. 

.3 21. 

.3 56. 

.4 01. 

.4 22. 

.4 44. 

.4 67. 



.1 94. 
.1 95. 
.1 96- 

1 97. 
.2 02. 
.2 10 
.2 18. 
.2 32. 
.2 47. 
• 2 70. 
.3 14. 
.3 67. 

4 14. 



.3 63 
.3 73 
.3 87 
.4 01 
.4 17 
.4 49 



.4 75 
.4 90 
.5 24 
.5 46 
.5 68 
.5 90 
.6 13 
.6 37 
.6 62 
.6 88 



EXAMPLE:— A person aged thirty yesirs, by paying the Company $1 31 
would secure to his heirs §!00, ?hi;uld ho die in one year; or for ^'13 10, he 
secures to them $1000; or for ,5'!3 60, annually for seven years, he secures to 
them $1000 should he die in 7 years ; or for §23 60, paid annually during life, 
he provides for them § 10(10 whenever he dies. 

DIRECTORS. — Wm. Parker, Wm. Kirkham, John Moss, Henry J. Wil- 
liams, Samuel F. Smith, Charles Dulilh. J. K. Mitchell, M. D.. I. Pemberton 
Hutchinson, R. M. Patterson, M. D., Edwin M. Lewis, S. A. Mercer, Dexter 
Stone. HYMAN GRATZ. President. 

Wm. B. HILL, Actuary. 



LIFE INSURANCE WITH PROSPECTIVE BONUS. 
The Girard Liife Insurance, Annuity and Trust Co. of Pliil, 

CAPITAL $300,000 — CHARTER PERPETUAL. 

Office 159 Chestimt Street, 

Continue to make Insurances on Lives, grant Annuities and 
Endowments, and accept Trusts from individuals, corporate bodies, 
or courts of justice, and execute them agreeably to the desire of tho 
parties; ahd receive Deposits of money in Trust and on Interest. 

The company add a Bonus at stated periods, to the insurances for 
Life. The first Bonus was appropriated in December, 1844, amount- 
ing to 10 per cent, on the sum insured under the oldest policies — to 
8 J per cent. — Ih per cent., &c. on others in proportion to the timo 
of standing, making an addition of $100, $87.50, $75, &.c,, on every 
$1000 originally insured. 

The operation of the Bonus will be seen by the following exam- 
ples for the Life Insurance Register of the Company, thus : 



F Policy. 


Sum Insured. 


Bonus or 
addition. 


Amount of Policy and Bonus, payable 
at the party's decease. 


No. 58 


1000 


100.00 


$1,100,00 


89 


2500 


250.00 


2,750.00 


205 


4000 


400.00 


4.400.00 


276 


2000 


175.00 


2,175.00 


333 


5000 


437.50 


5,437.50 


385 


5000 


375.00 


5,375.00 


&c. 


&;c. 


&c. 


&c. 



RATES FOR INSURING $100 ON A SINGLE LIFE. 



Age. 

20 
30 
40 

50 



For 1 year. 

$0.91 
1.31 
1.69 
1.96 
4.35 



For 7 years, 
annually. 
$•0.95 
1.36 
1.83 
209 
4.91 



For Life. 

annually. 

$1.77 

2.36 

3.20 

4.60 

7.00 



Example : — A person aged 30 years next birth-day, by paying 
the Company $1.31, would secure to his family or heirs $100, should 
he die in one year ; or for $13.10 he secures to them $1000; or for 
$13.60 annually for 7 years, he secures to them $1000 should he die 
in 7 years ; or for $23.60 paid annually during life he provides for 
them $1000 whenever he dies; for $65.50 they would receive $5000 
should he die in one year. 

Further particulars respecting Life Insurance, Trusts, &,c., may 
be had at the office. 

MANAGERS. 
Thomas Ridgway, George N. Baker, 
Robert Pearsall, Joseph Yeager, 
S. Wagner, (York, P) George W. Tucker, 
David Williamson, WmR. Hanson, F. R. Wharton, 

Armon Davis, L.B.Clarke, 

B. W. RICHARDS, President. 
JNO. F. JAMES, Actuary. 



B. W. Richards, 
Timothy Abbott, 
John J. Smith, Jr. 



NATIONAL LOAN FUND 
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON. 

EMPOWERED BT ACT OF PARLIAMENT. 

Capital $2,500,000. 

London Board of Directors. — T. L. Murray, Chairman ; J. El- 
liotson, John Griffith Frith, Hunter Gordon, John Rawson, Clement 
Tabor, and Joseph Thompson, Esqs. 

United States Board of Directors. — Jacob Harvey, Chairman ; 
John J. Palmer, Jonathan Goodhue, James Boorman, George Bar- 
clay, Samuel S. Howland, Gorham A.Worth, Samuel M. Fox, of 
New York, and Clement C. Biddle, of Philadelphia, Esqs. 

Bankers.— Glyn, Halifax, Mills &:, Co., London; British Bank of 
North America, and Merchants' Bank, New York. 

General Agents and Managers. — J. L. Starr, New York ; E. 
A. Grattan, Boston ; B. Mcllvain, Baltimore ; and William Peter, 
Philadelphia. 

Amongst the many advantages which this Institution offers, are 
1st, its PERFECT SECURITY arising from a large paid up and safely 
invested Capital ; — 2d, its moderate rates of premium ; — 3d its Loan 
Fund, from which the insured are, at any time after the first year, 
entitled to draw two-thirds of their previous payments ; and 4th, 
the participation of profits amongst the insured, either by addition 
to the amountof the sum assured, — by immediate payment in cash,— 
or else by reductiofi of annual premium, as may best suit the con- 
venience of the insured. For example, take the case of A. B., who, 
in 1837, at the age of 60, eff'ected a policy for $5000. On the dis- 
tribution of profits in May, 1844, he became entitled, at his own 
option, either to a bonus on the sum assured of $852.32, (making 
the sum to be paid at his death $5,852.32,) or to $386.26 in imme- 
diate cash; orelse, if he prefered it, to a permanent reduction, in hia 
annual premium, of $60.93 ; so that in future, instead of $370.84, 
yearly, he would only have to pay $309.91. Add to this he might 
(if in want of accommodation) have had two-thirds of his former 
payments or $1,730.50 by way of loan. 

A portion of the Capital of the Company is permanently invested 
in the United States, as a Guarantee Fund, (in the name of the Local 
Directors,) and will thus be always available to the assured at the 
shortest notice. [Travelling leave extensive and liberal.] 

Detailed Prospectuses, with the Society's rates and every other 
information may be obtained on application at their Office, 
68 South Fourth Street, Philadelplila. 



CAMBRIBGE'S 

No. 91 Soutli Ei^htli St.^ below Walnut, 

PHILADELPHIA 

H. L. Cambridge would respectfully inform his friends and the 
public, that he is prepared to accommodate either permanent or 
transient hoarders at the above spacious establishment. 

The location is eligible, as it is but a few minutes' walk from the 
principal public buildings, squares, places of amusement, &c. 

Philadelphia, July 1, 1844. 



^W^^S€ II^^^^S, 



THOMAS E. J. KERRISON^S ARCADE BATHS. 

LADIES AND GENTLEM EN^S 

Sbower) Vapour, Medicated, and Sulphur «BATHSt** 

CHESNUT STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH & SEVENTH, 

OPPOSITE JONES' HOTEL. 

5^ The Ladies' entrance is entirely distinct, being on Carpenter 
Street. A competent Female is always in attendance on the Ladies* 
apartments. 

PRICES OP BATHING. 

COLD BATH, 12 1-2 CENTS. 

WARM BATH, 25 CENTS.— FIVE TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. 



ELEGANT HATS & CAPS! 





To Country Merchants and Others 

VISITING PHILADELPHIA. 



BKEMOND & FLORENCE, 

PRACTIC Ali 

MiiT AMm (BAi? isiiKfiuiriiCTiDimffimi, 

JTo. 129 Chesnut Street, 

ONE DOOR BELOW FOUETH STREET, UPPER SIDE,] 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 

Invite the attention of Country Merchants and of Gentlemen visiting 
Philadelphia, to the facilities afforded at their establishment, for procur- 
ing Buperior Hats and elegant Caps, at the very lowest prices for CJiSH. 

The combination of Economy, Utility and Beauty, in the manufacture 
of the Hats sold by Bremond and Florence, have given them a character 
for d\ita.hi\\ly universally acknowledged ; and the prices are so arranged 
as to meet ihe wishes of the most fastidious. 

to An examination is respectfully solicited. 

WANTED! 

IFWIESS H^IIIIiSSS If\S/IBS2 2 8 

OF ALL KINDS, VIZ : 

Otter, Rabbit, Opossum, Mink, Muskrat, Bear, 

Marten, Fisher, Gray Fox, Red Fox, Cross Fox, Raccoon. 
Wild and Tame Cat, &c. 
For which the Highest Cash Prices will be paid, by 

BREMOND & FLORENCE, 

Cheap Wholesale and Retail Hat and Cap Manufacturers, No. 129 Ches- 
nut Street, one door below Fourth Street, Philadelphia. 

N. B. — All varieties of Army and Navy Caps. 



ISAAC SHOTWELL, 
HAT MANUFACTURER, 

284 Market St., South side, above 8th. 

IF EI n IL A E) H ]Li IP EIE Ji a 

Would respectfully invite the attention of his friends and the public 
generally, to his assortment of HA'J'S AND CAPS, at wholesale and 
retail. Having his own manufactory, employing the best workmen, and 
giving his personal attention to the different departments. 

N. B. All kinds of Hats in the rough, also Hat Felts. 

ZdZIiIiSR & SHOT'WIIZiIi, 

FELT MANUFACTURERS AND BLOWERS OF HATTERS' FURS, 

ilTIlAMI MHILIL ^ILMEW^ 

Near Second and Willow Streets^ N. L. 

PHILADELPHIA. 



FIEAir(DIIS BEZI^Y 



DRAF£SR AMD TAIILOU, 

No. 257 RACE STREET, BELOW EIGHTH, 

NORTH SIDE, 

PHILADELPHIA. 

N. B. Gentlemen furnishing their own Cloth, can have it made and 
trimmed in a neat and fashionable manner, at prices in accordance with 
the times. All garments warranted to fit. 



MRS. NUGENT'S 
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, 

No. 255 MARKET STREET, NORTH SIDE, 
Between Sixth and Seventh Streets. 



Mrs. N. would inform her friends and the public, that she is prepared 
to accommodate either permanent or transient Boarders. The location 
is desirable for persons engage<l ia business. Transient Boarders, Fifty 
Cents to One Dollar per day. 



AMERICAN 

PICKLING AND PRESERVING ESTABLISHMENT, 

No. 152 S Front st., West side below Spruce, 
PHILADELPHIA. 




-■ ^tTOTOMt l 'tititt ' ltlll iii liillWll hl l ^l l 'i ll ill i ^ 



THOMAS B. SMITH, 

The proprietor of the above estabhshment, has received the fol- 
lowing testimonials of approbation from the Franklin Institute of 
the State of Pennsylvania: — In 1840, a Certificate of Honourable 
Mention. In 1842, the same, and in 1843, A SILVER MEDAL. 
In 1844, a Certificate of Honourable Mention. Pickles prepared 
by the subscriber are known as the 

MMBAIL FKDIKILIiio 

Grocers, Confectioners, Southern, Western, and Shipping 
Merchants, will find it their interest to call previous to purchas- 
ing elsewhere. 

Agents for New York.— S. W. BENSON, & Co., Produce 
Commission Merchants, 108 Warren St., cor of Washington. 



NEW SMOKING ESTABLISHMENT, 

No. 407^ S Front st., above Catharine, Philadelphia. 

T. B. SMITH respectfully calls the attention of the Dealers 
in Western Produce and Salted Provisions generally, to this esta- 
blishment. The smoke-houses are of brick, and three stories, 
with deep cellars for the fires, and fitted up in the best manner 
for Summer smoking, and are capable of containing at one time 
18,000 Hams. 

T. B. S., from his long and practical experience in the business, 
and having the best facilities in the City for expedition, together 
with large sheds for the reception of Bacon, solicits the patronage 
of the public. 



WM. & G. W. DOHNERT, 

(OLD ESTABLISHED STAND,) 

JITo, 104 JVorth Sixth Street, below Race, 

p H D iL ^ © n [L p [>a a A a 



The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public, 
that they manufacture and keep constantly on hand 

WIRE WORK IN ALL ITS TARETES; 

Also, Safes, Screens, Sieves, of all sizes ; Strainer Wire, Plain and 
Fancy Fenders, Plain and Fancy Bird Cages, Rat and Mouse 
Traps, Dog Muzzles, Trellis-work for Vines, &c. Also, constantly 
on hand a general assortment of Brass and Iron Wove Wire for 
Paper Makers. 



NOTICE. 

To Railroad Companies, liocomotive V^^ 
and Steam !EIugine Biiildei'St 

Constantly on hand, 

HEAVY TWILLED WOVE WIRE FOR SPARK CATCHERS. 

To Brickmakers. — Sieves and Gravel Screens made. 

To Carpenters. — All kinds of Plain, Diamond and Fancy Wire 
Work, for Cellar Windows, Book Cases, Doors, Aviaries, &c. 

To Coal Dealers and Foundry Masters. — A large assortment 
of very heavy Sieves, made expressly for Coal Yards and Foundries. 

Carpenters, Builders and others, wanting any article in the above 
line, will find it to their advantage to give the establishment a call. 

Cork Catchers, a new article for Hotel Keepers and others, to 
prevent damage from Corks when opening mineral water, &c. 

^fCr All articles are warranted to be made of the best materials 
and workmanship, and sold at the lowest cash prices. 



COLON & ADRIAMCE'S 
PERIODICAL BOOK STORES, 

AND 

]Vos. 2§, 29, 30, and 31, ARCADE, 



C. & A. keep constantly on file, all the principal Newspapers of 
New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Washington, as well as those 
of this city, which will be always open to the public. 

Newspapers and Periodicals purchased at this establishment, will 
be mailed, if desired, free of expense to the purchaser. 

The above establishment containing no less than four stores in 
one, is constantly supplied with all the Periodicals, cheap books, 
and important newspapers of the day, and the extensive arrange- 
ments which its proprietors have made, warrant them in ranking it 
with any other of the kind in the world. 

All cheap books and newspapers of importance, published in the 
United States or Europe, can be procured at the counters. 

Attached to the stores is an extensive reading room, to which 
visitors can have access, Free of Charge, from 6 A. M. to 12 P. M. 

N. B. The trade may depend upon having their orders promptly 
attended to, and punctuaUy performed, at the publisher's lowest 
prices. 

Ten shilling books will be sold at $1 00; Ten twenty-five cent 
do., at $2 00 ; or, Ten fifty cents works, at $4 00. 

C. & A. have always on hand, and can supply, wholesale and 
retail, at the lowest publishers' prices, every Book, Periodical, or 
Newspaper, published in the United States, the Re -publications of 
the Foreign Quarterlies, Magazines, Pictorial and other Newspapers. 

Foolscap and Letter Paper, Note Paper, Pens, Ink, Wafers, 
Quills, Sealing Wax, Lead Pencils, Indian Rubber, Playing Cards, 
Visiting Cards, &c. &c. 

With every article comprised in plain and fancy stationery. 

BLANK BOOKS. 

Ledgers, Day Books, Journals, Cash Books, Receipt Books, 
Memorandums, Bank Books, Pass Books, &c. 



THE CHEAPEST MANUFACTORY IN THE WORLD!!! 



WRIGHT Sl brothers, 

135 MARKET STREET, 

PHILADELPHIA, 

Respectfully invite the attention of Dealers to the Largest, 

Cheapest, best Manufactured, and most 

Fashionable assortment of 

UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, PARASOLETTES 



In the United States, for Sale, for Casli or approved Acceptances. 

Among which are the newest Parisian styles of Lace and 
Pink-Edged SUN SHADES and PARASOLS, beautiful 
Chameliore Fringed Parasols and Sun Shades, with every variety 
of style and finish ; also, 

SttK, GINGHAl, AND COHON TOIBRELLAS, 

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, INCLUDING OUR VERT SUPERIOR 

•WATER-PROOF UMBRELLAS, 

Made of the very finest An>erican Ribbed Bordered Long 
Cloths, which have been brought to the greatest perfection, 
fully warranting the encomiums and Medal awarded by the 
Franklin Institute in 1842. 

The long experience, close application to the routine of manu- 
facture ; buying our supplies of materials with great care and 
scrutiny ; steadily employing the best of workmen, and possess- 
ing the greatest possible facilities, enable us to put up better and 
cheaper goods than any other estabhshment, and which will bo 
always equal to sample. 

(4) 



NO. 23, SOUTH FOURTH STREET, 

BETWEEN MARKET & CHESNUT STS. 

PHILADELPHIA. 



R. 8u G. A. WRIGHT, 

IMPORTERS OF 

VIZ: 

Hair, Tooth, Shaving, Nail & Comb Brushes, 

Ivory, Shell, Buffalo & Horn Dressing, Side & Tuck Combs, 

Cologne Water, Essences, Oils & Perfumeries, of all kinds, 

French & English Fancy Soaps & Shaving Creams, 

Steel Pens, Sliver & Gold Pencils, Pocket Knives, Razors, 

Dressing Cases, Fans, Accordions, Silk & Cotton Purses, 

Toilette Bottles, White Skins, Suspensories, Bougies, Si,c. 

AGENCY 

FOR W. HULL Sl SON's CELEBRATED NEW YORK FANCY SOAPS. 



ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE, 

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, 

EEIXG A 

Which instantaneously changes the colour of the hair to a beau- 
tiful brown or black, without injury to the hair or skin. The 
great superiority of this Dye consists in its easy mode of appUca- 
tion, and instantaneous effect — all other dyes requiring from ten 
to twelve hours to produce any change. Its superior excellence 
will be apparent to every one upon a single application. 

Extract from the "Philadelphia Daily Sun." — Alexander's 
Tricobaphe. — The effect of the above on the hair is truly asto- 
nishing. It was tried yesterday in our ofhce, and the change from 
gray to black was instantaneous. 

Extract from the " Philadelphia Daily Forum." — Several of 
our acquaintances have recently applied to their hair the valuable 
Liquid Dye known as Alexander's Tricobaphe — a new and valu- 
able discovery ; and it has in no case failed to produce the desired 
effect. Immediately after applying it to gray hair or whiskers, it 
imparts a beautiful brown or black colour. 

For Sale by all the principal Druggists throughout the United 
States, and by the sole Agents, 

R. & G. A. WRIGHT, 
23 south Fourth street, Philada. 
(3) 



OFFICE. 



BAIRD, 

GE STREET, 

ELPHIA, ALEX. BAIUD, 

jcute all orders for 

'IB IPIEHHSM©, 

iracy and despatch. 

^SONABLE. 



jTou n&rg. 



CHARLES, 

3E STREET, 

)LPHIA, GEORGE CHAKLES. 

: founts of type, and a variety of 
nts, to 



d on reasonable terms, 
the Stereotyping of Music. ,^ 



NO. 23, SOUTH 

BETWEEN MARKI 

PHILAI 

IMPOP 

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Hair, Tooth, Shaving, Nail 
Ivorv, Shell, Buffalo & Hor 
Cologne Water, Essences, ( 
French & English Fancy S( 
Steel Pens, Silver & Gold I 
Dressing Cases, Fans, Accc 
Toilette Bottles, White Skii 

AG 

FOR W. HULL & son's CELEB 



ALEXANDER'^ 

A NEW AND INVj 



Which instantaneously change 
tiful brown or black, without 
great superiority of this Dye c( 
tion, and instantaneous effect - 
to twelve hours to produce anj 
will be apparent to every one i; 

Extract from the " Philade 
Tricobaphe. — The effect of t 
nishing. It was tried yesterday 
gray to black was instantaneou 

Extract from the " Philade 
our acquaintances have recentl 
Liquid Dye known as Alexand 
able discovery ; and it has in m 
effect. Immediately after app 
imparts a beautiful brown or bl 

For Sale by all the principa 
States, and by the sole Agents 



PRINTING OFFICE 



KING & BAIRD, 

NO. 9 GEORGE STREET, 

R. P. KING. PHILADELPHIA, alex. BAmtx 

Are prepared to execute all orders for 

S®®1S. AMIS) fl®IB JPIEHMffiSKBs 

With neatness, accuracy and despatch. 

TERMS REASONABLE. 



0tere0t|3pe fonnhx^. 



MURRAY & CHARLES, 

NO. 9 GEORGE STREET, 

c. w, MURRAY. PHILADELPHIA, george charles. 

Are now prepared, with extensive founts of type, and a variety of 
ornaments, to 

In the best manner, and on reasonable terms, 
i)^' Particular attention given to the Stereotyping of Music. ,^ 



PHILADELPHIA 

PRINTING-OFFICE, 

CHESNUT STREET, 

ENTRANCE, HUDSON'S ALLEY. 



WM, F. GEDDES 

IS PKEPAKED TO EXECUTE 

Printing in tmv^ rarietg of stj^le in tlje 2lrt. 

His Office embraces nearly every kind of 

TYPES, CUTS, FLOWERS, aitd ORNAMENTS, 

Cast in the United States. 



XYLOGRAPHIC PRINTING 

IN FANCY COLOURED INKS. 

GOLD, SILVER, & MUONZE, PRIKTIHG, 
In the best manner. 



ENGRAVINGS, CUTS AND ORNAMENTS, 

Suitable for different Trades & Professions. 



•,• All orders neatly executed at the shortest notice. 

WOOD ENGRAVER, 

86 WALNUT STREET, 

SECOND DOOR ABOVE FOURTH, 

PHILADELPHIA. 



S5-fefc News from England, by Express to Philadelphia. 






Arrangements have been made by which 
THE EUROPEAN TIMES, 

Published in England, 

EXPRESSLY FOR THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 

Will, on the arrival of all the Steamships at Boston and New York 

FROM ENGLAND, 

REACH PHILADELPHIA BY EXPRESS. 

And be delivered by special messenger, to Subscribers only, 
IN ADVANCE OF THE MAILS FROM ENGLAND. 

It has already attained a very high character, and may, with great 
propriety, be said to contain 

THE BEST SHIPPING LIST, 

AND IS 

Tbe best Foreign European ^e^rspaper 

Which reaches this country from England, — for it comprises in a 
condensed form of twenty-four columns, every description of news 
of interest to America, which has transpired in England and other 
Foreign parts, from the sailing of the previous up to the hour of 
departure of the Steamship which conveys the forthcoming number. 

OCT Amongst other numerous and flattering testimonials, the 
Boston Morning Post says : — 

" We are greatly indebted to this newspaper, for our foreign, 
miscellaneous and commercial news. — One number of Willmer Sr 
Smithes European Times, is worth a whole file of any other English 
paper." 
Subscription $4 per annum, may be ordered at any of the offices of 

WILLMER & SMITH'S EUROPEAN TIMES. 
Philadelphia, 3 Ledger Building. I New York, 7 Wall Street. 
Boston, 9 Court Street. | Baltimore, 7 Light Street. 

Liverpool, 32 Church Street. 




ro]PACT®m¥i 



No. 105 North Third Street, Philadelphia. 

JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer. 

List of Inks for sale at the Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail. 

HOVER'S FINE BLACK INK, put up in 1 oz., 4 oz., 6 oz., 8 
oz., pint and quart bottles. 

HOVER'S COPYING INK, superior for its easy flow, and in 
giving a fine impression under the " Press." 

HOVER'S FINE RED INK, peculiar for its permanency and 
brilliancy. 

HOVER'S FINE BLUE INK, warranted not to fade. 

HOVER'S INDELIBLE INK, without a preparation, warranted 
superior. 

HOVER'S INDESTRUCTIBLE RECORD INK, which will prove 
serviceable in preventing frauds by alterations or erasures. 

The whole of the above are safely packed for transportation. The 
bottles are made and the Corlcs are sealed with the manufacturer's name 
on them, as well as his signature upon the lable, for the purpose of guard- 
ing the public against counterfeitin-r, as none are genuine without those 
marks. The great popularity of his Inks induce him to give this caution. 

The attention of all those who desire a pure limpid ink, one that will 
not clog or corrode the steel pen, and which will prove permanent by 
age, are invited to this Ink. Its quality has been fully tested (and cer- 
tified to) by gentlemen of all professions. 

The following from Professor Locke, of Cincinnati, whose distinguished 
reputation both in this country and in Europe, will be sufficient to satisfy 
the most incredulous of the superiority of this article. 

"Medical College of Ohio, Cincinnati, Jan. 17, 1845. 
"Having used Mr. Hover's Writing Ink, I am satisfied that it is the 
best which has ever come to my knowledge, and especially is it excellent 
for the use of steel pens, and will not corrode them even in long use. 

JOHN LOCKE, Professor of Chemistry.'* 
Orders from all parts of the country (will receive 
prompt attention) addressed to 

JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer, 
No. 105 North Third Street, Philad'a. 



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NORTH EAST CORNER OF 

Seventh and Carpenter Streets, 

PHILADELPHIA. 



S. & R. being practical Binders, will warrant their Blank Books to 

be of the best quality, and cheaper than any other 

establishment, for Cash or approved Notes. 

For Banks, Offices, and Merchants, ruled to any pattern, and bound 
in a superior manner, at the shortest notice. 

Orders for furnishing Banks with Books, Stationery, &c. promptly 
attended to. 

IB®(DE.§ EIiIB(DISrilIl), 

On tlie most reasonable terms. 

In neat Plain and Fancy Binding, Cloth, Sheep, Roan and Fancy 
Coloured Calf, Morocco, Turkey and Russia. 

Super extra Gilt or Marble Edges, with Flexible or Spring Backs, 
Tucks or Clasps. 



PRINCIPAL HOTELS IN PHILADELPHIA. 



152 Chesnut Street, opposite the Arcade, 



American House, 
American Hotel, 
Arch Street House, 
.Baltimore House, 
Slack Bear Inn, 
City Hotel, 
Columbia Hotel, 
Congress Hall, 
Franklin House, 
Golden Swan, 
Madison House, 
Mansion House, 
Merchants^ Hotel, 
Morris House, 
Mount Vernon House, 
Red Lion Hotel, 
Second Street House, 
Tremont House, 
United States Hotel, 
Walnut Street House, 
Washington House, 
Western Exchange, 
Western Hotel, 
White Swan, 



John W. Maxwell, Sixth below Market 

Henry A. Charter, 181 Chesnut 

C. Champion c Arch and N Wharves 

W. S. BerrilJ, c Dock and Front 

John Tustin, S Fifth, near Market 

R. W. Dunlap, N Third near Arch 

McKensie, Bagley & Co. Chesnut 

John Sturdivant, 27 S Third, and 83 Chesnat 

J. M. Sanderson & Son, Chesnut above Thi'd 

Charles Weiss, N Third above Arch 

George Ferree, 39 N Second 

Joseph Head, S Third near Spruce 

A. F. Glass, N Fourth above Market 

Thomas Fletcher, 188 Chesnut 

John S. Adams, 95 N Second 

C. Brower, 200 Market 

John Hall, 42 N Second 

Herr, Chesnut below Fourth 

Thomas C. Rea, Chesnut above Fourth 

J. B. Bloodgood, 2 Walnut 

H. J. Hartwell, 223 Chesnut 

Jos. Waterman, W Market, W Penn Squa'9 

Wm. Arbuckle, 288 Market 

John Webb, 208 Race 



DA"E"TOIJ BUVAL, 

Tn the Philadelphia Arcade, No. 5 East Avenm 

Manufactures in a superior style, of the best materials 

Stocks, Suspenders, Russian Belts or Abdominal Supporters* 

rOR GENTLEMEN AND LADIES, 

Travelling Belts, Superior Shoulder Braces, etc. 

He also keeps on hand, a general assortment of the above mei 
lioned articles, and other gentlemen's apparel, such as 
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, BOSOMS, COLLARS, GLOVES, &c. 
Which he will sell cheap. He also makes up Embroidered Suspe - 

ders to order, in a superior style, cheap. 
All orders will be thankfully received, and promptly attended ta 



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